Best Firewood Delivery Services

Buy on Cuttingedgefirewood.com

This Georgia-based company specializes in "kiln dried firewood," a high-end product known for being easy to light, long-burning, and less smoky than traditional firewood.

Founded by Leroy Hite to help consumers find consistently top-notch firewood with seamless deliveries, Cutting Edge handpicks every firewood piece individually. The wood undergoes an intense drying process, including 48-hour exposure to 250-degree temperatures, so buyers can be confident that their firewood is free of pests, fungus, and mold.

Box prices start around $50 but are less expensive if you subscribe and include fire starters, matches, and several pieces of kindling wood—altogether, enough supplies for two to four fires.

Some boxes are customized for specific activities; The Pizza Cut Wood, for example, is designed specifically for wood ovens. The Fire Starter Package boasts enough kindling, fire starters, and heart pine to initiate more than 20 blazes quickly. Cutting Edge also ships full racks of wood, which start at about $225 for oak plus shipping.

Local to the Atlanta area? Check out Cutting Edge's other slate of services, which include fire pit rentals, artisanal delivery, and even a fire "butler." Yes, starting at about $2,000 (inquire via their website for bespoke pricing) , Cutting Edge will set up, maintain, and clean up after the fire—a great option for parties or weddings.

Buy on Home Depot

Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, Home Depot operates more than 2,200 stores in three countries. Its trusted name and top-notch customer service make it a reliable source for firewood, starter logs, and accessories alike.

Like Duraflame products, many artificial logs are available with free shipping on orders over roughly $45. For traditional firewood, users can schedule next-day delivery with their local stores for a fee.

To check for availability in your area, add the wood bundle to your shopping cart and enter the delivery zip code to see the cost and possible time frame for delivery. Sometimes, you can even pay a bit more to specify a two- or four-hour delivery window.

Home Depot’s packaged firewood comes in increments of roughly 0.65 cubic feet, and it boasts a low moisture content that makes it a great go-to fire pit fuel. The price is hard to beat—each bundle tends to cost less than $10—but the quality will vary across different stores, so be sure to check your delivery for any visible issues.

Home Depot accepts returns on all unopened merchandise for 90 days after the transaction if anything is amiss.

Buy on Firewood.com

Firewood.com serves as the online depot for Paul's Fireplace Wood, a family-run business with more than 30 years of experience with firewood.

The company, which is based in Little Falls, Minnesota, offers delivery locally and regionally. But Firewood.com also ships its wood to commercial and residential clients throughout the continental United States: Buy cut and split wood in such varieties as apple, birch, cherry hickory, maple, mesquite, oak, or pecan, or snag BBQ firewood and smoking chunks in plum or walnut.

Firewood.com purchases all of its wood "green," so it's free of infestations and disease. The business prioritizes presentation, too—customers can trust that these logs will look tidy on a back porch or beside a fireplace.

A box of wood will run you around $52-$60, or you can submit an online request for wood priced by type and sizes, starting at one-sixth of a cord up to a full cord. Those looking for larger quantities can also order in bulk.

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Firewood doesn't just come from specialty suppliers or home improvement stores. Many grocery stores carry the stuff, and with online food shopping on the rise, having a bundle delivered is just a swipe away.

Instacart, one of the largest players in the on-demand grocery space, offers delivery on household items for as little as $4. A sliding price structure increases based on demand. (Users with an Instacart Express membership enjoy free deliveries on orders over $35 for a yearly fee that varies by city.)

Shipt, a Birmingham, Alabama-based start-up that Target acquired in 2017, goes beyond groceries to bring electronics, office supplies, and other items to your door—including firewood when it's available locally. Annual memberships cost about $100, but users can also purchase delivery passes in three- and five-delivery increments.

Some larger stores operate their own grocery delivery apps, too: Walmart's service, for example, allows users to pay extra for same-day drop-offs, and standard delivery usually costs less than $10. These apps earn major points for convenience, even when selection is limited, or quality is hard to gauge. For a tasty perk, tack on graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate to your firewood order for a hassle-free S'mores night.

Buy on Tractor Supply Co.

Specializing in agriculture, home improvement, and lawn care, Tractor Supply Company is one of the oldest retail franchises of its kind. Launched in 1938, it now operates in more than 1,800 locations around the country, offering fire tools, including wood-burning stoves and a wide variety of fire pits.

When it comes to logs, though, the options are limited—the bundled firewood, which varies in price (usually in the ballpark of roughly $6 to $19 per bundle) and availability.

Tractor Supply makes up for that lack of choice with its quick delivery: Customers who live within 25 miles of their nearest Tractor Supply store have the option for same-day delivery on orders placed before noon. The cost of this convenient service usually runs anywhere from around $20.

Different locations source and treat their firewood in various ways, so be sure to contact your local Tractor Supply to ask about any chemicals or that may interfere with using the wood for cooking or indoor fires.

Buy on L.L.Bean

L.L. Bean may be better known for boots and totes, but the Maine-based clothing and outdoors company's kindling wood has a passionate following, too.

"Fatwood" is made from a non-endangered species of pinewood and contains zero chemicals or additives. These smaller pieces of wood efficiently start fires without newspaper—many users claim that just one piece is enough to get a blaze roaring—and the natural resin allows fatwood to continue burning for a long time.

Buy a 25 pound box full of the stuff for about $45, or a 35 pounder for around $55. The company's hearth and fireplace accessories are incredibly durable, too.

Be sure to check out the waxed canvas storage tote, sling log carriers, or forged carbon steel wood racks. L.L. Bean offers free shipping on orders over $50, and customers can usually expect delivery within four to seven business days unless otherwise indicated.