Firewood delivered to your door

Tell us what you need — local sellers near you compete to deliver it. Free to request, quotes in your inbox, no phone tag.

Where do you need firewood delivered?

Free — local sellers compete to deliver to you.

Local, verified sellers Secure payments on timber.bid No account required Quotes usually within a day

How it works

1

Tell us what you need

ZIP code, how much wood, seasoned or green, and when you need it. Takes under a minute.

2

Sellers get notified

Firewood sellers within 25 miles are alerted instantly and send you real quotes.

3

Pick your price

Compare quotes by email, accept the best one, and pay securely through timber.bid.

What does firewood delivery cost?

$250–$450 per cord is typical for seasoned firewood delivered — $300–$500 in Northeast winters.

Actual prices depend on wood species, moisture, and distance. That's why sellers quote your specific request instead of a one-size-fits-all price.

Common questions

How much is a cord of wood?

A full cord is a tightly stacked 4 × 4 × 8 ft pile — about 128 cubic feet. A half cord heats most homes with regular evening fires for a season of moderate use.

Seasoned vs. green — which should I order?

Seasoned wood has dried 6–12+ months and burns clean and hot — buy it if you're burning this season. Green wood is fresher and cheaper; buy it a season ahead and let it dry.

Is requesting quotes really free?

Yes. Posting a request costs nothing and doesn't require an account. You only pay the seller you choose, at the price they quoted, through timber.bid's secure checkout.

Will you spam me?

No. Your email is used to deliver quotes for your request. Marketing email is a separate opt-in checkbox, and your phone number is only used for quote delivery — never marketing texts.

Is there free firewood near me?

Sometimes — tree crews and neighbors post surplus rounds, logs, and split wood on our free wood board, free to claim. It's usually green (needs seasoning); for ready-to-burn cords delivered, post a quote request.

Cold nights are coming

Get your firewood lined up before the seasonal rush.

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