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- Composite Board Products, Woodboard141
- Doors, Garage144
- Doors, Nec4
- Fencing, Wood56
- Hardboard2
- Lumber Brokers1
- Lumber, Plywood, and Millwork33
- Millwork7
- Structural Assemblies, Prefabricated: Wood1
- Trim, Sheet Metal1
- Veneer6
- Wholesale Building Materials12
- Wholesale Door Frames1
- Wholesale Doors9
- Wholesale Kitchen Cabinets14
- Wholesale Lumber18
- Wholesale Lumber-Drying1
- Wholesale Moldings1
- Wholesale Pallets and Skids1
- Wholesale Timber and Timberland Companies10
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- Barbour5
- Berkeley3
- Boone1
- Braxton4
- Cabell6
- Clay1
- Grant4
- Greenbrier1
- Hampshire2
- Harrison4
- Jackson4
- Jefferson1
- Kanawha15
- Lewis2
- Lincoln4
- Marion4
- Marshall1
- Mason3
- Mercer5
- Mineral2
- Monongalia10
- Monroe1
- Nicholas2
- Ohio1
- Pleasants3
- Pocahontas8
- Putnam5
- Raleigh4
- Randolph18
- Roane3
- Summers1
- Upshur6
- Wayne3
- Webster1
- Wood7
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