Specialties
Hayward in Santa Maria is a full-service residential building materials yard. It also serves as Hayward's Structural Design Center and Fast Floor headquarters. Hayward Santa Maria has a computer driven Hundegger saw that optimizes the cutting of Engineered Wood Products into the numbered components of a Fast Floor.
Santa Maria has a large selection of high quality lumber, building materials, windows, doors, mouldings, hardware, decking, and more. It stocks products for the professional builder, general contractor, remodeler, handyman, architect, and do-it-yourself homeowner. Hayward Santa Maria serves as Hayward's distribution hub, delivering products north and south from Santa Barbara to Redwood City. Santa Maria has produced and delivered Fast Floors for customers from Los Angeles to San Francisco.
Hayward Design Center in Santa Maria sells doors and window from the finest brands including Marvin, Milgard, and American Building Supply. The Design Center also has a kitchen and bath department featuring stock, semi-custom, and custom cabinetry. The Design Center showroom for enables Hayward customers to make easy product selections. Hayward's knowledgeable customer service representatives can assist with product selection, consult on new construction and remodeling projects, and advise on custom and semi-custom options, technical specifications, energy-saving features, and tax incentives.
History
Established in 1919.
Homer T. Hayward bought the Porter Lumber Company in Salinas in 1919 and changed its name to the Homer T. Hayward Lumber Company. Homer served as its president from 1919 to 1928, adding six stores over the next five years. In 1928, Arthur C. Hayward became president, and he continued in this role until 1946, through the Great Depression and World War II.
In 1946, Homer M. Hayward, at 24, took charge and expanded rapidly in the post-World War II boom, adding five more stores, including San Luis Mill and Lumber. Homer led the company for 47 years, until 1993. Many of the stores opened after World War II had to be closed,
In 1993, William E. (Bill) Hayward took charge of the company at age 36 and still leads it today. He acquired County Lumber in Santa Barbara and T& H Lumber in Redwood City. Bill added window and door design centers. Still family-owned, today Hayward is based in Monterey and includes seven lumberyards, six Design Centers, and a truss manufacturing facility.
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