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Mon - Fri:	7:00 am - 4:30 pm
Sat - Sun:	7:00 am - 12:00 pm

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General Info: Nelson-Young Lumber was founded in 1913 in Edgerton, Wisconsin. Nelson-Young has four locations in Southern Wisconsin and presently, the third and fourth generation is active in the business. Nelson-Young prides itself in excellent customer service and timely delivery of quality materials. Our products include but are not limited to, Top Grade Lumber, Andersen Windows & Patio Doors, Pre finished Doors and Trim, Pre hung Doors - Built On Site, Larson Storm Doors, Karona Oak Doors, Insulated Steel Doors (Western, Martin Senour Quality Paint, Paslode Nailing Guns,Kolbe and Kolbe Windows. Our sales staff has many years experience in the building industry. We are one of the area's largest dealers of Andersen windows and have the expertise to help with any window/building project, large or small.
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Brands: andersen
Payment method: check, financing available, visa, mastercard
Other Link: http://www.nylumber.com
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Phone: (608) 884-3316

Address: 11 S Catlin St, Edgerton, WI 53534

Website: http://www.nylumber.com

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Flooring
Door Installation/Replacement
Framing
The most well-known piece of lumber is the 2x4, pronounced two-by-four. Itâ€™s mostly used in the framing of houses but youâ€™ll also see it in just about any other construction or DIY project.
Cabinet Installation

New Construction
Foundation Installation

Landscaping and Fencing

Fencing
Any exposed wood outdoor structures like decks or fencing should be inspected for damage. Look for warping, popped nails and loose boards. Does your deck only need a washing or is it time for stain/sealer?
Driveways
The freezing and thawing of water, as well as salt can be hard on driveways and sidewalks. Take a look and address any holes or cracks that have occurred. If you notice bigger problems like frost heaves, sink-holes and deep cracks, you may consider contacting a contractor. If your concrete looks to be in good shape, it still may be a good idea to apply a fresh coat of sealant to keep moisture at bay.
Snow Removal
An ice dam can form when water from melting snow re-freezes at the edge of your roofline. Without roof snow removal the ice dam may grow large enough to prevent water from draining off the roof. The water can then back up underneath the roof shingles and make its way inside the building.
Landscape Lighting

Window Installation/Replacement
A-Series windows and doors, as part of the Architectural Collection, are the best-performing, most energy-efficient windows and doors Andersen has ever offered.
Decks
The trucks make their way down the graded road and onto public highways on their way to the lumber mill. Once at the mill, giant mobile unloaders grab the entire truck load in one bite and stack it in long piles, known as log decks. The decks are periodically sprayed with water to prevent the wood from drying out and shrinking.
Gutters
Your roof is the most abused part of your house during the winter. Donâ€™t worry about climbing, though. Check for obvious things like leaks from the attic. Otherwise, take that pair of binoculars and see if anything looks amiss. Search for cracked, crooked or missing shingles. Nail pops usually are indicated by a shingle tab being pushed up by the head of the nail below. The shingle tab will give a slightly raised "eyebrow" appearance from below. Water is likely to seep around the raised nail. If anything looks damaged, it should be addressed. Other things that should be checked are the gutters and chimney.
Siding
Siding is the shell of your house and can catch any eye from the street and there are countless options and styles available. We are no exception at Nelson-Young Lumber. From traditional vinyl to custom wood and to new and improved SmartSiding, we have it all.
Residential Roof Repair
Dry inspection: When your roof is dry, inspect the roof cover for evidence of long-term standing water. Evidence of such a problem can include: mold, mildew or even small vegetation. Such issues are likely caused by a problem with the slope of the roof cover system. A roof cover system can likely be re-pitched by a roofing contractor.
Residential Roof Replacement/Installation
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Roof Vents

Insulation
You can learn more about insulation, soffit vents, ridge vents, or shingle underlayment by reaching out to us at Nelson-Young Lumber!
Masonry
For stonework and masonry, including foundations, look for cracks or missing pieces at the joints. Are there any signs of vegetation growing around the joints? Thatâ€™s a sure indication of moisture getting in. If there are any signs of a white chalky deposit, it indicates that the masonry is absorbing water, rather than repelling it. This does not necessarily indicate a structural problem and is mostly considered a cosmetic issue. If it is present, you may consider sealing the area with a clear waterproof barrier suited for masonry.
Electrical Work
Make sure the right contractor is doing the right project. Sure Bob did a great job tiling your bathroom. But donâ€™t expect him to be a whiz at electrical work.

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