Mead Lumber of Nebraska City
Location Info
Store Hours
- Monday 7:00am - 5:00pm
- Tuesday 7:00am - 5:00pm
- Wednesday 7:00am - 5:00pm
- Thursday 7:00am - 5:00pm
- Friday 7:00am - 5:00pm
- Saturday Closed
- Sunday Closed
Holiday Hours
- Thanksgiving - Nov 27 - CLOSED
- November 28 - CLOSED
- Christmas - Dec 25 - CLOSED
- December 26 - CLOSED
- New Years Day - Jan 1 - CLOSED
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Mead Lumber of Nebraska City
Your Trusted Local Lumberyard & Building Supply Center
Welcome to Mead Lumber of Nebraska City, NE, your trusted partner for building materials, home improvement supplies, and professional contractor services.
We provide a premium selection of high-quality lumber, specialty wood, and construction materials—everything you need to build, remodel, or repair your home or business with confidence.
At Mead Lumber of Nebraska City, you’ll find everything you need to help you “Feel at Home, From Design to Finish®.”
Premium Lumber & Building Materials for Every Project
At Mead Lumber, we stock top-grade materials for projects of every size and scope.
Whether you’re starting a new build or tackling a renovation, our Nebraska City lumberyard offers a wide range of options, including:
- Framing lumber, treated lumber, and specialty wood
- Roofing, siding, windows, and doors from top brands
- Insulation, drywall, hardware, tools, and fasteners
- Supplies for home remodeling, decks, garages, and new builds
We proudly serve contractors, builders, and homeowners across southeast Nebraska with dependable products and exceptional service.
Build Your Dream Home with Mead Legacy House Plans
As part of the Mead Lumber family, we’re proud to offer Mead Legacy House Plans—exclusive home designs created to inspire and simplify your building journey.
Our collection includes a variety of floor plans and styles, each designed for comfort, efficiency, and lasting value. Whether you’re building your first home, a family retreat, or a forever residence, Mead Legacy House Plans make it easy to turn your vision into reality.
Ask our Nebraska City team about available plans or explore the full collection online.
Why Choose Mead Lumber of Nebraska City
Locally owned and operated with deep roots in the Nebraska City community
Serving homeowners, contractors, and professional builders for generations
Moreover, we’re backed by the trusted Mead Lumber name, serving the Midwest since 1910
Services at This Location
Commercial Sales
Delivery
Drafting/Design
Estimating
Gutters
Kitchen/Bath Design
Outside Sales
Project Consultation
Products and Vendors at This Location
Cabinets
Countertops
Decking & Railing
Drywall
Insulation
Hardware & Tools
Interior/Exterior Doors
Lumber
Moldings & Trim
OSB & Plywood
Paint & Decor
Roofing
Siding
Trusses
Windows
Here is a list of some of the many products we sell at our location.
We offer many different brands to fulfill all your wants and needs including Bayer Built, Therma-Tru, and Waudena.
We offer Ferche Millwork because not only have they been the most respected name in hardwood since 1958 but because of their finest hardwood mouldings and veneered millwork in the market.
We have the perfect solutions for all your roofing needs. Call store to learn more or visit our roofing page here
We have the perfect solutions for all your roofing needs. Call store to learn more or visit our siding page here
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Our History
Mead Lumber has been part of the Nebraska City community since 1972, but the commitment to providing quality building products in our location has a much deeper history.
In 1888, the Rolfe Lumber Yard opened up, and operated up until 1901. Then in 1905, the Otoe Lumber Company started back up, and stayed in business until it was sold in 1934. Then the Dierks-Drumm Lumber Yard Company was in business for a year. Then later in 1934, the Kirtley Lumber and Supply was in business until 1945. That’s when it became Hoppe Lumber and Supply. Then in 1972, Mead Lumber purchased it and it has been with us ever since.
