Mountain home shown from green-treated framing and continuous blue treated OSB through finished construction

Protection through every stage of construction

Build the framelike it matters.

From the lumber package to the finished home, RezWood™ protects the frame through construction and beyond. The frame disappears behind the finishes. Its protection should not.

The ReZilient Wood Advantage.

The ReZilient Wood™ Advantage is peace of mind: treated lumber supported by written warranty options through construction and beyond. Choose a treatment to see the coverage available for that project.

4months

Jobsite storage

6months

Framing exposure

5years

Mold

10years

Termites

10years

Rot

Warranty availability, eligibility, duration, registration, remedies, and exclusions vary by treatment and project. Complete current written terms control.

Four treatment systems

Choose the protection
the project needs.

Each treatment has its own color, performance focus, and dedicated technical page. Start with the project conditions—not a one-size-fits-all answer.

What we protect against

Protection begins
in the material.

RezWood™—ReZilient™ wood by design—is factory treated before it reaches the frame with a custom, water-based wood-preservation blend. The documented systems inhibit mold growth and resist fungal decay and subterranean termites—including Formosan termites—before the lumber is covered by sheathing, insulation, and finishes.

Designed around the wood

Water-based.
Mineral-centered.

RezWood™ is designed to preserve visible grain, familiar handling, and normal framing practices. The supplied GREENGUARD certificates identify 2200, 3300, and 4400 as systems tested with wood under UL 2818 for low chemical emissions. Low-emissions certification is product-specific; it does not mean chemical-free or zero emissions.

Compare the documented protection

The same threat can call for a different treatment.

“Treated” is not a universal performance claim. The exact preservative system, exposure rating, and technical documentation determine what the lumber is designed to resist.

01

Mold growth

RezWood systems document mold-growth inhibition for the treated lumber. Conventional pressure-treated products vary, so mold performance should be confirmed from the exact product rather than assumed from the word “treated.”

02

Fungal decay

Both categories can resist decay when the treatment and Use Category match the exposure. Pressure-treated products remain available for ground-contact conditions that current RezWood products do not claim.

03

Wood-boring insects

Both categories can be specified for insect resistance. RezWood product and warranty language identifies the covered system, lumber, exposure, and listed termites; untreated wood remains outside that protection.

04

Fire performance

Preservative treatment is not automatically fire-retardant treatment. RezWood 3300 adds documented surface-burning performance but is not FRTW; RezWood 4400 is the code-driven fire-retardant system and must follow the documented assembly or application.

Authentic residential construction site with subtly green treated RezWood™ framing
From the framethrough the finish

From start to finish protection

The frame disappears.
The protection stays.

A finished home can hide thousands of feet of structural lumber. RezWood™ puts protection into that material before it is covered—then good drainage, flashing, ventilation, drying, inspection, and maintenance help the whole building perform.

Scope of protection

RezWood™ protects the bones of your building.

When RezWood™ is used throughout the framing package, the treated studs, plates, joists, and other structural members carry the documented protection—helping protect the parts that matter long after the finishes go on. Cabinets, trim, furniture, sheathing, and other untreated wood or cellulose materials remain outside that protection. Routine inspection is still a good idea because it can identify activity affecting materials that were not treated with RezWood™.

EPA termite-control guidance ↗

What we treat

Familiar lumber.
Better protected.

RezWood™ treatment is available for common dimensional framing lumber in familiar sizes and stock lengths—so builders can specify protection without reinventing the frame.

01 / Commonly treated

Southern Yellow Pine

A familiar structural species available across RezWood™ treatment programs.

SYP
02 / Commonly treated

Spruce–Pine–Fir

Common SPF framing lumber treated for the selected RezWood™ protection system.

SPF
03 / Upon request

Douglas Fir + others

Douglas Fir and other suitable softwood species can be evaluated for availability and treatment upon request.

DF
04 / Common dimensions

Sizes + stock lengths

Available in common dimensional-lumber lengths. Confirm species, grade, size, and quantity when ordering.

2×42×62×82×102×12Common lengths
Texas Wood Tech — We Make Wood Better

The company behind the treatment

Texas Wood Tech
makes the wood better.

Texas Wood Tech is the treating company. RezWood™ is the protected-lumber brand delivered to builders, dealers, component plants, architects, and owners.

01

Treated in the USA

A Texas wood-treatment platform built around controlled production and identifiable products.

02

Built for real framing

Common dimensional lumber, familiar tools, and recognizable jobsite methods.

03

Documentation matters

Product selection, applications, warranties, and fire claims depend on current approved documents.

Supplier + applicator network

Find the wood.
Join the network.

Approved RezWood™ sellers will appear here as the network grows. Contractors, dealers, component manufacturers, and potential suppliers can contact the RezWood™ team directly.

RezWood™ dealer networkLocations coming soon

Only approved sellers added by Texas Wood Tech are displayed.

Controlled directory

Built for a growing national network.

No public sellers listed

The directory is being built.

New locations will appear only after approval by Texas Wood Tech.