Firewood Prices In Your Area

[StihlPotlicker]

Sounds like Craigs List pricing here. Some quantities are decent, some advertise "seasoned", meaning recently cut

it had sat for a bit too, and had mushrooms growing on some. He wanted it for his outdoor boiler, I didn't feel right charging more.

 

[sean donato]

In your part of PA are there lots of truck load ads? Anyone enforce those as illegal?

Only time I've seen it enforced is if/when it's reported. No one really does the "truck load" thing anyway. Just the wastebook hacks/ idiots that don't regularly sell wood for heating.
Most people that heat with wood buy in log form, or have a particular person/ company that sells by the cord. There are a lot of companies/people that sell cord wood around this area.

 

[StihlPotlicker]

Only time I've seen it enforced is if/when it's reported. No one really does the "truck load" thing anyway. Just the wastebook hacks/ idiots that don't regularly sell wood for heating.
Most people that heat with wood buy in log form, or have a particular person/ company that sells by the cord. There are a lot of companies/people that sell cord wood around this area.

a few arborists around me do.

 

[sean donato]

a few arborists around me do.

Yeah them, and landscapers too. Too many really, most of them don't know what seasoned or hardwood means either.

 

[Honda541]

I in chiloquin oregon it is 220 for rounds of lodgepole and about 250 for split lodgepole and that normally includes delivery and is per cord of lodgepole pine

 

[sean donato]

Had to run to the mill and get some lumber last night. He had a sign in his drive by the road that said $225.00 mixed hard wood, delivered within 10 miles.

 

[diver64]

Now I'm more confused. Is this 2 stacks 4Ft x16Ft x16 in?

Darn it all. I'll get my fingers and brain in sync sometime. A cord of firewood is 128 cubic feet no matter how you slice it. 2ft pieces stacked 4ft high and 16ft long or 4ft x 4ft x 8ft. I built my woodshed at my hunting camp to hold 2 cords of wood. Although I cut it 16in or less for the small glass front woodstove on my porch, if I fill the shed I have 2 cords give or take
My original point is that I never heard of a "face cord" as no one I knew growing up referred to firewood with that name. You had "runs" of firewood and a cord of firewood. I know that on a youtube channel of a guy in Maine, although he is only a few hours from me as the crow flies, uses "face cord". It's interesting to me at how people in different parts of the country refer to the same thing by different names.