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Texas Heart Pine, originally referred to as Longleaf Pine, spread vastly across the southeastern United States for centuries prior to European colonization. Its forests long, tall, dense and uncut until western expansion, blanketed 90 million acres from Virginia to Eastern Texas. The trees provided a complex ecosystem for a wide variety of plants and animals until mass harvesting took place in the 18th and 19th centuries. Harvesting ceased in the 1930's, with fewer than 10,000 acres of the old growth trees still standing.

Heart Pine possesses traits unlike any other pine tree. It is strong as steel for its weight, durable yet elegant with radiant tones of burgundy and maroon. It’s unique grain pattern that varies from sporadic to pinstriped, is unmatched by any other wood. George Washington used Heart Pine to build his home, and the U.S. Navy constructed some 40,000 wooden craft out of it during WWII. Early plantation homes favored Heart Pine because of its unparalleled ability to resist decay and insect damage. Only Heart Pine, with its unique history and characteristics, can provide your home with unsurpassed beauty and brilliance.

We at Texas Heart Pine believe this once plentiful resource to be one of the few natural treasures everyone should enjoy today. That is why we reclaim old buildings that were built centuries ago. These structures were framed solely with Heart Pine beams. Our inventory consists of beams ranging from 8x8 to 10x24 to 14x18, and can exceed 25’ in length. We can fill any order you need. We also custom mill Heart Pine for flooring and cabinets, providing you with any dimension you desire.

Texas Heart Pine is the largest of its kind west of the Mississippi. We have a constant source of a million board feet of beams. So we can sell at a reasonable rate to the consumer. Come by for a look at our massive inventory of Heart Pine beams. We are located on IH-35 just south of San Marcos across from the Tanger Outlet Center. Exit Centerpoint, go south on the access road ¼ mile. We are on the right.