Rooted in BC. Built by Family.

Platinum Cedar Sales Ltd. is a family owned and operated business in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia, Canada. We are a third-generation company, with strong roots in the British Columbia wood industry — priding ourselves on consistently providing superior products, amazing customer service, and competitive pricing. We ship worldwide as well as local.

Meet the Owner — Kip Sidhu

Kip Sidhu is the owner of Platinum Cedar Sales Ltd. and the third generation of his family in British Columbia’s cedar industry. From the company’s yard in Abbotsford, in the heart of the Fraser Valley, Kip oversees the milling of Western Red Cedar shakes and shingles, the company’s cedar, asphalt and flat roofing work across the Fraser Valley and Greater Vancouver, and shipments to customers around the world.

Kip runs Platinum Cedar the way his family always has: Premium and Number 1 grade cedar, straight dealing, and products backed by the company’s 40/50-year limited warranty. Questions about an order or a roof? Talk to Kip directly at 604-807-6634 or kip@platinumcedar.com.

24-inch Premium cedar shakes at the Platinum Cedar mill

Island Cedar, Held to the Highest Standards

At Platinum Cedar we proudly provide the rich, unparalleled beauty of Western Red Cedar products harvested right here in British Columbia. We have access to the highly coveted Island Cedar Products, grown and harvested on the West Coast and Vancouver Island. We proudly follow the quality standards set by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA), and we hold our products — and ourselves — to the high standards of the Western Red Cedar Shake and Shingle Bureau.

Western Red Cedar shingle logs boomed up on the BC coast

Good for Homes. Good for the Forest.

Our Western Red Cedar products are eco-friendly: renewable, biodegradable, recyclable, grown with solar energy, and they absorb and trap carbon dioxide. It’s important to note that harvesting leads to reforestation, not deforestation. Since the 1940s there has been a shift to planned harvest and supply under BC’s forest practices — an ever-evolving industry, and one we work in hand in hand with our government and our First Nations people.