Firewood
I have seasoned, ready to burn fire wood. I have been providing firewood to this valley since 1999 and have many long term happy customers. You may pick it up at my place or we are happy to deliver it anywhere you need, but some locations will require a minimal delivery fee to cover fuel expenses.
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Lodge Pole Pine
Split Cord $225 a cord |
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Mill Ends Firewood
Cord $125 (3 cord minimum) This is a nice firewood for the money. These are mill ends from all of our milling. They vary in thickness and size. This will be a mix of the woods we offer, walnut, fir, pine, maple, juniper, & catalpa. Each load will vary with what's in it. There is a minimum of 3 cords required for delivery. We have this firewood all year long. |
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Firewood 101
a cord of firewood is:
128 cubic feet (of which 65% is wood mass)
typically 4 feet x 4 feet x 8 feet
firewood btu rating (in million btus)
Juniper 26
Douglas fir (sometimes called red fir) 24
Lodgepole pine 22
Ponderosa 21
White fir 21
Grand fir 20
Poplar 18
Cottonwood 16
Some timber is called red fir but is actually douglas fir, hemlock or grand fir.
You can test for dryness, 20% or less moisture content is considered ideal. Lowes sells a moisture meter for wood, its affordable (like $30 or so).
Don't be fooled, if the load is short or isn't what you where told then don't by it. Once money is exchanged than its yours. Some sellers have a "pity story" to make you feel obligated to purchase there wood, don't buy into this.
Firewood is the only heating source that keeps your money in your local community.
Don't forget to ask questions and be informed so you can feel good about your firewood purchases.
128 cubic feet (of which 65% is wood mass)
typically 4 feet x 4 feet x 8 feet
firewood btu rating (in million btus)
Juniper 26
Douglas fir (sometimes called red fir) 24
Lodgepole pine 22
Ponderosa 21
White fir 21
Grand fir 20
Poplar 18
Cottonwood 16
Some timber is called red fir but is actually douglas fir, hemlock or grand fir.
You can test for dryness, 20% or less moisture content is considered ideal. Lowes sells a moisture meter for wood, its affordable (like $30 or so).
Don't be fooled, if the load is short or isn't what you where told then don't by it. Once money is exchanged than its yours. Some sellers have a "pity story" to make you feel obligated to purchase there wood, don't buy into this.
Firewood is the only heating source that keeps your money in your local community.
Don't forget to ask questions and be informed so you can feel good about your firewood purchases.
