The Redwood Store

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The Redwood Store is a family-owned lumber yard and outdoor living retailer specializing in California redwood and cedar furniture, fencing, decking, and landscaping materials.

Farmington, New Mexico

About The Redwood Store

The Redwood Store is a family-owned and operated business based in Farmington, New Mexico. In operation since 1988, it serves the Four Corners region as a full-service lumber yard and specialty manufacturer focused on California redwood and western red cedar. The company designs and builds outdoor furniture, arbors, trellises, fences, decks, and other custom structures, and also supplies natural wood fencing, composite decking, landscaping materials, and industrial insulation to homeowners, contractors, and commercial clients.([redwoodstore.com](https://www.redwoodstore.com/?utm_source=openai))

A card charge from “STOREREDWOOD COLORADO SPRI CO” most likely represents a purchase processed under the name “The Redwood Store” for lumber, fencing, decking, custom outdoor furniture, or related materials or services. This could be for a one-time materials purchase, a custom-built piece or structure, or delivery of lumber or landscaping products. Because the descriptor includes “COLORADO SPRI CO” while The Redwood Store itself is headquartered in Farmington, NM, the location text in the descriptor may reflect where the transaction was keyed in or a routing/processing location rather than the store’s physical address, so there is some uncertainty in the match.([bbb.org](https://www.bbb.org/us/nm/farmington/profile/lumber-carrier/the-redwood-store-inc-0806-91060003?utm_source=openai))

If you do not recognize this charge, start by checking any recent invoices, estimates, or receipts for lumber, fencing, decking, or outdoor furniture orders, especially those involving redwood or cedar. Look for email confirmations or paperwork that reference “The Redwood Store” or redwoodstore.com. You can contact the business directly using the phone number or contact form on their official website to confirm the transaction details, including date, amount, and items purchased. If the merchant cannot locate a matching sale or you still suspect fraud, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge and request a new card number. Keeping copies of signed estimates and delivery tickets will make it easier to reconcile any future charges from this type of specialty supplier.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to The Redwood Store.

  1. STOREREDWOOD COLORADO SPRI CO

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a charge from THE REDWOOD STORE or STOREREDWOOD on my card usually mean?

A charge with a descriptor like THE REDWOOD STORE or STOREREDWOOD typically indicates a purchase of lumber, fencing, decking, outdoor furniture, or landscaping materials from The Redwood Store, a specialty redwood and cedar yard based in Farmington, New Mexico. Review any recent projects involving decks, fences, or outdoor structures to see if they match the amount and date of the charge.

Why does my Redwood Store charge mention Colorado Springs when the business is in New Mexico?

The Redwood Store itself is headquartered in Farmington, NM, but card descriptors sometimes show a processing or routing location rather than the store’s physical address. In this case, “COLORADO SPRI CO” may reflect a payment processor or terminal configuration rather than the lumber yard’s actual location. If you are unsure, contact The Redwood Store using the details on redwoodstore.com to verify the transaction.

What are common purchase amounts for The Redwood Store?

Common transactions at The Redwood Store can range from smaller purchases for a few boards, fence panels, or hardware to larger invoices for full decks, fences, or custom outdoor furniture. It’s not unusual for project-related orders to be several hundred to several thousand dollars, depending on the amount of lumber, redwood or cedar grade, and any custom fabrication involved.([redwoodstore.com](https://www.redwoodstore.com/lumber?utm_source=openai))

Can The Redwood Store place multiple or split charges on my card for one project?

Yes. For larger projects, The Redwood Store may take an initial payment or deposit when you order, followed by one or more additional charges when lumber is delivered, custom items are completed, or balances are settled. This can result in more than one charge around the same timeframe, often with similar descriptors and varying amounts.

How do I request a refund or resolve a billing error with The Redwood Store?

To request a refund or correct a billing issue, contact The Redwood Store directly using the phone number or contact form listed on redwoodstore.com. Provide your name, transaction date, amount, and any invoice or estimate numbers so they can look up your order. If a mistake is confirmed, they can reverse or adjust the charge; keep any written confirmation from them until the correction appears on your card statement.

Does The Redwood Store offer ongoing billing or subscriptions?

The Redwood Store primarily handles one-time transactions for materials and custom projects; they do not typically operate on a subscription model. However, large or staged projects may involve progress payments or multiple invoices over time. If you see recurring charges you don’t expect, contact the store to confirm whether they relate to separate deliveries or phases of work.

How can I verify a charge from The Redwood Store before disputing it with my bank?

Before filing a dispute, compare the statement amount and date to any recent quotes, signed estimates, or delivery tickets from The Redwood Store. Check your email for order confirmations or messages from a redwoodstore.com address. If anything is unclear, call the store directly; they can confirm what was purchased, how it was billed, and whether any adjustments are pending. Only if the merchant cannot verify the transaction or it appears fraudulent should you escalate the issue with your card issuer.

Can there be a temporary or pending hold from The Redwood Store on my card?

For some special orders or large material loads, The Redwood Store may run a card authorization to confirm available funds before finalizing the sale. This can show up as a pending or slightly different amount on your online banking. Once the order is finalized and captured, the pending hold should drop off, leaving only the final posted transaction on your statement.

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