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Stock up for fall and winter! 🔥🪵ATCO Home Landscape Supplies has firewood ready to go, including Premium Larch/Fir, Fir/...
09/16/2026

Stock up for fall and winter! 🔥🪵

ATCO Home Landscape Supplies has firewood ready to go, including Premium Larch/Fir, Fir/Pine mix, and convenient campfire bundles.

Order and pick up before November 1 to avoid winter pricing!

📍 Park Siding, 3507 Hwy
📞 Pre-order: 250-367-0684
🚚 Third-party delivery available

Get it stacked before the cold weather arrives! 🍂❄️

Way Back Wednesday 🌲🚂ATCO has seen plenty of change since this aerial photo was taken. Markets shift, challenges arise a...
09/09/2026

Way Back Wednesday 🌲🚂

ATCO has seen plenty of change since this aerial photo was taken. Markets shift, challenges arise and the road ahead is not always predictable. Through it all, our commitment to our employees, our community and the Kootenays.

Local roots make for a resilient future.

Do you recognize when this photo may have been taken?

When you support local industry, the impact stays local. 🌲ATCO Wood Products has been part of the West Kootenay communit...
09/03/2026

When you support local industry, the impact stays local. 🌲

ATCO Wood Products has been part of the West Kootenay community for generations, and that means the work we do here reaches well beyond our mill.

We proudly employ 80+ team members with family-supporting wages and partner with 250+ BC businesses every year. We’ve also donated $500,000+ to local organizations, keeping value right here in the Kootenays.

Those numbers represent local families, businesses, organizations and communities.

It’s one more reason we’re proud to call the West Kootenays home. 🌲

A little Friday throwback to ATCO history. 🌲This is the very first core produced from the lathe, dated December 18, 1973...
08/28/2026

A little Friday throwback to ATCO history. 🌲

This is the very first core produced from the lathe, dated December 18, 1973 at 10 p.m. More than 50 years later, it’s still a pretty incredible piece of our story.

From that first core to the work we do today, a lot has changed, but our connection to wood manufacturing in the Kootenays runs deep.

  🌲A look back at ATCO Lumber in the early days, when loads like this were a familiar sight on the roads around the West...
08/20/2026

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A look back at ATCO Lumber in the early days, when loads like this were a familiar sight on the roads around the West Kootenays.

The trucks may have changed, but our connection to the forests, people and communities of this region has carried on through the generations.

There’s a lot of history in one old photograph. Any guesses when this was taken?

With smoky skies across much of British Columbia, we’re reminded of the incredible work happening behind the scenes and ...
08/12/2026

With smoky skies across much of British Columbia, we’re reminded of the incredible work happening behind the scenes and on the front lines to keep communities safe.

A heartfelt thank you to the firefighters, first responders, emergency personnel, volunteers and everyone supporting wildfire response efforts across the province.❤️

It’s also an important reminder for all of us to be prepared.

If you had to leave home on short notice, would you know what to take? PreparedBC has resources to help you build a grab-and-go bag, make an emergency plan and prepare your household for an evacuation.📝

Take a few minutes today to get prepared:
preparedbc.ca/wildfires

To everyone working to keep British Columbians safe: thank you. 🙏

Stay informed. Stay prepared. Stay safe.

08/10/2026

Given the scope and scale of wildfires currently burning in B.C., and to further protect public safety, recreational off-road vehicle use will be prohibited on Crown land in the Kamloops and Southeast Fire Centres, as well as parts of the Cariboo and Coastal Fire Centres. This prohibition is effective immediately, as of 12 p.m. (noon) on August 10, 2026.

Full information for current prohibitions and restrictions is provided here: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/wildfire-status/prevention/fire-bans-and-restrictions

🍁 Happy British Columbia Day! 🌲Today, we're celebrating the incredible landscapes, forests, and communities that make Br...
08/03/2026

🍁 Happy British Columbia Day! 🌲

Today, we're celebrating the incredible landscapes, forests, and communities that make British Columbia such a special place to call home. 💚

From the mountains 🏔️ to the forests 🌲, we're proud to help responsibly manage this beautiful province's natural resources so they can continue to support wildlife, local communities, and future generations.

Whether you're spending the long weekend hiking 🥾, camping 🏕️, relaxing at the lake 🌊, or enjoying time with family and friends ☀️, we hope you have a safe and memorable BC Day!

Happy BC Day from all of us at ATCO! 🍁🌲

Healthy forests don’t just happen. They thrive through thoughtful stewardship, sustainable practices, and a commitment t...
07/28/2026

Healthy forests don’t just happen. They thrive through thoughtful stewardship, sustainable practices, and a commitment to future generations.

At ATCO, we’re proud to:

🌱 Plant more than 1 million seedlings each year, helping create healthy, diverse forests that reflect our natural ecosystems.

🌳 Invest in innovative forestry practices, including assisted migration and disease-tolerant White Pine trials, to help forests adapt to a changing climate.

👨‍🔬 Protect wildlife habitat, waterways, and old-growth values while following rigorous, science-based forest management practices.

🤝 Operate under the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) standard and undergo annual independent third-party audits to ensure we’re meeting the highest standards of sustainable forestry.

Every tree we harvest is part of a long-term commitment to responsible forest management. By using resources wisely and caring for the land, we’re helping ensure our forests remain healthy and resilient for generations to come.

🌲 Learn more about our commitment to sustainable forestry and the forests we call home.

☀️ Looking for a way to beat the heat?Step into the cool shade of the 100 Acre Wood Trail, proudly sponsored by ATCO. Ju...
07/22/2026

☀️ Looking for a way to beat the heat?

Step into the cool shade of the 100 Acre Wood Trail, proudly sponsored by ATCO. Just outside Rossland, this easy 3 km loop winds through a beautiful old-growth forest of towering western red cedar and western hemlock, creating a naturally cool escape on even the hottest summer days.

Take your time exploring the interpretive signs, breathe in the fresh forest air, and stop at the carved bench overlooking the Columbia Valley for a well-earned break.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful morning walk, a family outing, or just somewhere to cool off, the 100 Acre Wood Trail is the perfect destination.

📍 Just off Highway 3B
🥾 Easy 3 km loop
🌲 Old-growth cedar and hemlock forest
💚 Proudly sponsored by ATCO

Address

2073 Hepburn Drive
Fruitvale, BC
V0G1L0

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

250-367-9441

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