Where Can You Buy Firewood?

We’re proud to be your local source of some of our region’s most sought-after bulk firewood for sale. We’ve made our name in the business by sourcing the best hardwoods for home heating using woodstoves and fireplaces, and we’re committed to delivering full value—no matter how many cords you ask us to deliver. We know you don’t want any hassle and expect to get what you pay for.

That’s why we arrive with well-seasoned, cut, and split hardwood supplies that are easy for you to sort, stack, store, and burn when you need them. When you order from us, you can expect us to drop your wood off on time, in your specified location (when safe and reasonable for our trucks to do so), and in excellent condition.

Why Source Seasoned Firewood From a Local Supplier?

When you source seasoned firewood from us, you get properly dried and split wood that burns efficiently. We get all of our wood from local tree removals and excavations, making use of available resources rather than cutting down trees solely for firewood.

Working with our team also means faster delivery and a reliable source of firewood when you need it. With seasoned wood ready to burn, there’s no waiting for it to dry. Split logs make for easy handling and quicker ignition for fireplaces, wood stoves, and outdoor fire pits.

Working with us as your local supplier, you can:

• Ensure consistent quality from a trusted source
• Avoid the risks of unseasoned or low-quality wood
• Get a dependable supply of wood throughout the season
• Minimize the hassle of storage with properly prepared firewood

Lyon Landscape Nursery, Inc. Provides Local Firewood for Sale

If you’re looking for a reliable source of seasoned firewood, we have locally sourced, split, and ready-to-burn firewood for sale. Avoid the hassle of cutting, splitting, and drying your own wood—get a consistent, high-quality supply ready when you need it.

This includes:

• Locally sourced firewood from tree removals
• Seasoned hardwood for efficient burning
• Split and ready-to-use logs
• Convenient delivery options available

How Long Does It Take To Season Firewood?

You want a fire that burns hot, clean, and efficiently, so ordering seasoned firewood is a must. Hardwoods like oak, maple, and ash take longer to dry than softwoods, typically needing anywhere from 6 to 18 months to be fully ready for burning.

Trust us, trying to light a fire with wet or “green” wood is a frustrating experience. It smokes too much, sizzles instead of ignites, and leaves behind thick, sticky creosote buildup that becomes a hazard in your chimney. You’ll know our firewood is good to go because it looks dark or cracked, feels lightweight, and makes a hollow "clunk" sound when you knock two pieces of it together.

Our drying methods produce firewood that gives off a hotter, cleaner burn with less smoke and more warmth—precisely what you want when cozying up by your fire.

What’s the Best Type of Firewood?

We supply oak, maple, and ash, which are all excellent choices for firewood. Although you can’t go wrong with any of them, each type has different benefits depending on your needs.

Oak burns the longest with steady heat, making it ideal for overnight fires. If you want a slow, long-lasting fire, oak is best. Maple ignites more easily and provides consistent warmth. For quicker heat with easy lighting, maple works well.

Ash is known for burning cleanly with minimal smoke, even when not fully seasoned—though ours is. Ash is a versatile option for fireplaces, wood stoves, and outdoor fire pits.

Why Is Hardwood Firewood Better Than Softwood for Home Heating?

For home heating, hardwood firewood is the clear winner over softwood because these tree species have a denser structure and contain more energy per log. That means you can expect them to burn for longer and produce more heat, making them the best choice for wood stoves and fireplaces where consistent heat, efficiency, and chimney safety are your top priorities.

How Much Is a Cord of Firewood?

A cord of firewood is a standardized volume of 128 cubic feet of stacked wood. It’s the typical way firewood is measured and ensures a consistent supply for heating, cooking, or recreational fires. The actual amount of burnable wood depends on variations in stacking and the size of the pieces.

How long a cord lasts depends on how often you burn. For occasional fires, one cord can last all season, while daily heating may require multiple cords. The amount of wood you’ll need depends on your heating needs. If you burn regularly, at least a full cord is likely the best option.

What’s the Best Way To Store Your Firewood?

We deliver your firewood to your desired location on your property and unload it into a pile. From there, it’s up to you to decide how to store it and what works best for your unique situation.

To maximize longevity, follow these tips:

• Keep your firewood off the ground using a rack, pallets, or concrete blocks to prevent moisture absorption and rotting.
• Choose a dry, well-ventilated area with good sun exposure and airflow. This will help keep your wood dry and ready to burn.
• Cover the top of your stack with a tarp or firewood cover to protect it from rain and snow, but leave the sides open to allow proper air circulation and prevent trapped moisture.
• If you plan to store firewood for multiple seasons, rotate your supply. Burn your oldest logs first and stack new firewood separately so you’re always working from oldest to newest when you’re bringing wood inside to burn.