Woodgrain is one of the largest millwork operations in the world, with locations all around the United States and Chile. With more than 65 years of quality craftsmanship and service, we make the highest quality wood mouldings, doors, and windows. Woodgrain’s strength comes from being vertically integrated, which allows us to oversee each step of the supply chain — From owning the forest and cutting the timber in our state-of-the-art sawmills, to production in our network of manufacturing facilities, to delivery of goods with our strategic distribution network. Woodgrain is proud to be family owned and operated, with the 3rd generation leading the way.
In 1954, Merrill “Bud” Dame planted a seed—a moulding company in Utah named Dame Moulding and Lumber Company. Bud had no background in the wood business and only had a high school education. He made his living as a long-haul truck driver until he accepted sawmill equipment from a customer who owed him a significant amount of money. Being an entrepreneurial man, Bud learned how to use the equipment and began producing lumber and mouldings during the week. He loaded the products onto his truck and began personally hauling them to each customer.
Dame Moulding and Lumber Company quickly grew and moved its corporate offices to Fruitland, Idaho in 1969, where it is still planted today. Eventually, the company was renamed Woodgrain, and Bud’s sons took over and nourished Woodgrain into a highly successful, multi-product company. Reed Dame led the company as CEO for more than 30 years until Kelly Dame succeeded him as President and CEO in 2009. Today, Reed and Kelly’s sons and sons-in-laws hold key leadership roles, and Woodgrain has established itself as a significant global wood products manufacturer with a reputation for the highest quality wood doors, mouldings, and windows.
Our mission is to leverage our Vertical Integration to deliver Premier Service and Customer Driven Millwork Solutions. The way we treat our employees instills pride in themselves, their company and ultimately the customers they serve.