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Our History

For 80 years, Western Building Center has been a cornerstone of Montana's building industry

From a single cabinet shop in Kalispell to 13 locations across two states, our story is one of community, growth, and an unwavering commitment to the people we serve.

1946
1946

The Beginning

Les Kjos establishes Western Woodwork, a cabinet and millwork shop in Kalispell, Montana. It is the foundation of what would become Western Building Center.

1954
1954

Building Materials

Building materials become part of the business, and the next year the company takes the name Western Woodwork and Supply to better describe the operation.

1970s
1970s

Flathead Valley Growth

The company buys Columbia Falls Lumber in 1972 and Lindsey Lumber Co. of Whitefish in 1975, when the stores merge under the name Western Building Center. Eureka follows in 1976.

1997–2010
1997–2010

Across Montana

Western Building Center adds Libby in 1997, Polson and Ronan in 2000, and Stevensville in 2010, bringing building supply service closer to more customers across western Montana.

2008
2008

Building Components

Western builds the WBC Truss and Building Components plant in Columbia Falls, and completes a new truss plant there in 2014.

Western Building Center Columbia Falls store Columbia Falls store, one of thirteen locations across Montana and Idaho
2017
2017

Great Falls

Western Building Center acquires Johnson Madison Lumber (JM Lumber) in Great Falls, a lumber business started in 1923, keeping its name and its team. Pro X Home Center in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, later joins Western Building Center.

Today
Today

13 Locations Strong

Western Building Center operates 13 locations across Montana and Idaho, including the Kalispell Rental Center and Polson Outdoor Equipment. As a member of the Do it Best dealer cooperative, we combine national buying power with locally owned, personal service, and the same commitment to quality and service that started it all in 1946.

What Hasn't Changed

Local Ownership

Locally owned since day one. Decisions made in Montana and Idaho, for our communities.

Expert Service

Builders, craftsmen, and project veterans with real answers, not guesses.

Community Roots

Every store staffed by people who live and work in the communities they serve.

The Next Chapter Is Yours

Whether you are building your first home or your hundredth project, we are here to help.