Hardwood Log Firewood Deliveries
For a hot and long lasting fire you want dry seasoned hardwood logs. That is what we sell.
We cut logs to your preferred size and deliver in a high capacity Land Rover converted to a tipper. The tipper carries 2 cubic metres of logs which is equivalent to one ton of green wood.
Dry Seasoned Firewood
Ashburton and Buckfastleigh
£200 for 2 cubic metres.
Totnes , Newton Abbot and South Brent
£230 for 2 cubic metres.
Chudleigh to Bittaford
£240 for 2 cubic metres.
Large bag of kindling £6.50
This wood was felled last winter and split to air dry a minimum of six months before delivery. This is not kiln-dried wood, so cannot be guaranteed below 20% moisture content.
SEMI SEASONED LOGS
Ashburton and Buckfastleigh
£180 for 2.2 cubic metres
Totnes, Newton Abbot and South Brent
£200 for 2.2 cubic metres
Chudleigh to Bittaford
£210 for 2.2 cubic metres
Large bag of kindling £6.50
This wood was felled last winter or the winter before. It is then cut and split on the day of delivery. This is not kiln-dried wood, so cannot be guaranteed below 20% moisture content.
We can deliver 2,4,5, and 6 cubic metre loads.
These prices are for a tipped load.
Where we work there is no mobile phone signal, please contact us here or call and leave a voicemail stating when you are available for a return call, we will call you back within 24 hours to arrange your delivery.
Traditionally Air Dried Billets
The trees are felled in the winter when the sap is low. The wood is then split into metre lengths, called billets, and stacked under tin sheets to air dry in the wood.
On demand these are cut to the size of log you require and delivered straight to your door. This way allows us to keep the log miles to a minimum.
Sustainably Managed Woodland
The logs are from woodland which is classified as a Site of Special Scientific Interest due to the rare plants growing in it. The woodland management is carried out with the approval of Natural England.
Improvement to the woodland ecology is the main objective, timber and firewood are the sustainable by-products. By thinning the trees and taking out evasive species we get more light to the woodland floor. In this light plants grow creating food and habitat for the woodland creatures.