About Us
Quality in Attica, Ohio since 1925
We are a family-owned lumber & post-frame construction company building the dreams of homeowners for over ninety-eight years. In 1925 – the first pole barn was built and we haven’t looked back! We have built farm buildings, commercial buildings, garages, and hobby shops.
During that time, we have built more than 30,000 post-frame buildings in north central and northwest Ohio. We proudly serve 15 counties in Ohio with turnkey post frame buildings, lumber, and trusses. Feel free to call us for your post-frame building or supply needs!
Pole Barn Services You Can Trust from Attica
Every company promises competitive pricing, quality services, and unparalleled experience; but at Attica Lumber, we actually stand behind these promises, and we have for over 90 years. When you choose us, you are getting a team of highly skilled, licensed, and insured builders.
As a professional pole barn and construction company, we can guarantee that we will:
- Be small enough to keep our overhead to a minimum with local people at the office.
- Large enough to be able to purchase our materials at wholesale prices and have strategic partnerships with suppliers.
- This combination lets us offer you the best possible pricing without compromising quality.
The Company Mission from Attica Lumber
There is a reason that Ohio trusts us with their building and lumber projects for the past 90 years. After all, our number one goal at Attica Lumber is to provide excellent post frame workmanship and to construct a building that will last for years. We believe in treating our customers the way we would like to be treated. Our mission is to provide honest, reliable service, and we only hire builders who are willing to abide by our principles and uphold our commitment to integrity, respect, and dependability.
Attica Lumber Has a Long History
- 1925– Founded after World War I by R.F. Cook with his passion for lumber and buildings.
- 1954– After returning home from World War II Fritz and Marjorie Miller (R.F.’s daughter) continued the family business.
- 1976–Marjorie Miller retired, and Steve Stanek (son-in-law) managed and grew the business during high inflation times.
- 2008– Steve’s son Josh joined the family business during the economic recession of 2008 and has continued to grow the business.