Good question
Why don't you sell by the cord?
It's one of the most common questions we get. Here's the honest answer.
A cord is rarely a cord
A full cord is 128 cubic feet of firewood, stacked tight. Almost no one sticks to that measurement. Some sellers stretch it, and most people have never seen what a real cord looks like, so it's hard to know what you're getting.
Face cords, ricks and truckloads
A face cord, a rick and a truckload can all mean different amounts, depending on who you ask. A truckload from an F-250 and a truckload from a Tacoma are very different, and our own drivers use both.
Even racks can fool you
The size of a rack doesn't tell you how much wood is actually on it.
What we do instead
We don't want you comparing us to a price that isn't measured right. So we sell set packages with up-front prices. Each package is the same every time, we stack it for you, and you pay after it's stacked and you're 100% satisfied.
- Senior$1,299A little more than three Juniors' worth, stored for you and delivered whenever you need it through March
- Junior$345A long winter's supply
- Sophomore$145A solid burn for occasional fires
- Freshman$49Just enough to get you started
- Just fill my spacePriced on siteShow us the rack or corner, we fill it, then measure and price it
Stacking is always free, and delivery is free for most addresses. If yours is farther out, we'll tell you about any delivery fee before we schedule.
