What is ProWood?

ProWood® is professional-grade, pressure-treated lumber, backed by a lifetime limited warranty against termites and decay. It is an environmentally friendly product that is safe for humans and pets – and has earned green certifications to prove it.

Why choose ProWood?

• Lifetime limited warranty against termite attack and rot (fungal decay)
• Safe and environmentally friendly
• Clean, odorless, non-staining and non-irritating
• Compatible with aluminum fasteners
• More natural looking and less corrosive to fasteners than other treated products

What is ProWood Color Treated?

ProWood Color Treated combines the superior quality and environmental advantages of ProWood® with long-lasting color. It is pressure-treated to protect against termite attack and fungal decay. It's also color-infused, so pigment is driven deep into the wood fibers during the pressure-treating process, creating beauty that's guaranteed to last for years.

Why choose ProWood Color Treated?

• 2-year color assurance (no fade) limited warranty
• Natural wood characteristics still visible, unlike with paint or stain
• Lifetime limited warranty against termite attack and rot (fungal decay)
• Stays looking good longer
• Compatible with aluminum fasteners
• Safe and environmentally friendly
• Outlasts cedar and redwood when comparing color retention

Green Certifications

Environmentally Preferable Product (EPP) status

ProWood’s wood preservative technology is the world’s first and only such product to earn EPP status. According to the EPA, to be EPP-certified means that the product has a reduced impact on human health and the environment when compared to other products that serve the same purpose.



NAHB’s Green Approved Product

ProWood is third-party certified to meet the criteria for recognition in buildings seeking the NGBS Green Home Certification.


GREENGUARD Gold Certification (formerly known as the GREENGUARD Children & Schools Certification)

The GREENGUARD Gold Certification ensures that ProWood is acceptable for use in environments such as schools and healthcare facilities. The strict certification criteria considers safety factors that account for sensitive individuals (such as children and the elderly).