Kiln-Dried Firewood for Sale in SE Wisconsin
Five kiln-dried hardwoods sold by the cord, dried to 15% moisture and ready to burn. Every species is cut and dried at our New Berlin yard and certified through the USDA and WDATCP. Choose delivery across SE Wisconsin or pickup.
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Mixed Hardwood
Value hardwood blend for everyday burning. In Stock
Oak
Long, hot, all-night burns for home heating. In Stock
Birch
Fast, bright heat that lights easily. In Stock
Cherry
Sweet aroma for cooking and backyard ambiance. In Stock
Hickory
Dense heat and clean smoke for smoking and heating. In StockBuying Firewood by the Cord
Buying by the cord is how you stock up for a full season instead of a single evening. A full cord is 128 cubic feet of tightly stacked wood (4 feet by 4 feet by 8 feet), and a face cord is one-third of that. It is the right way to buy when wood is your main heat source, when you burn most weekends, or when you simply want enough on hand that you are not topping up every few weeks. For a single fire or a weekend at the pit, our bundles are the easier grab.
Every cord we sell is kiln-dried to 15% moisture, and that number is the whole point. Green and air-seasoned wood often reads above 20% moisture, so it hisses, smokes, and struggles to light. Wood dried to 15% lights fast, burns hotter and cleaner, and lays down far less creosote in your chimney. It also comes to you free of the mold and insects that ride along on wood dried outdoors.
Picking a species comes down to how you burn. Reach for oak or hickory when heat and burn time matter most, the wood you want for a wood stove or a long winter fire. Choose cherry when the fire is the centerpiece, for its sweet aroma and easy cooking smoke, and birch when you want a bright flame that lights quickly. Mixed hardwood is the everyday all-rounder, and the value pick if you just want good wood on the rack. Open any species above to read the full burn profile before you order.
SE Wisconsin Delivery Area
Cordwood delivered across seven southeastern Wisconsin counties, routed daily from our New Berlin yard.
Milwaukee
Milwaukee, Wauwatosa, Franklin, Oak Creek, Greenfield
Waukesha
Waukesha, Brookfield, New Berlin, Menomonee Falls, Oconomowoc
Racine
Racine, Mount Pleasant, Caledonia, Burlington
Kenosha
Kenosha, Pleasant Prairie, Somers, Twin Lakes
Ozaukee
Mequon, Cedarburg, Grafton, Port Washington
Washington
West Bend, Germantown, Hartford, Jackson
Walworth
Lake Geneva, Elkhorn, Delavan, Whitewater
Not sure if we reach you? Delivery availability and timing show at checkout on each product page. Pickup is always open at our New Berlin yard.
Kiln-Dried Firewood FAQ
We sell five kiln-dried hardwoods by the cord: oak, hickory, cherry, birch, and mixed hardwood. Every species is kiln-dried to 15% moisture at our New Berlin facility, USDA and WDATCP certified, and ready to burn on delivery. Browse each species above to compare burn characteristics and order the cord size you need.
It depends on how often you burn. Occasional fire-pit and fireplace users often get through a season on a face cord or two, while a primary wood-heat household can burn several full cords over a winter. A full cord is 128 cubic feet of stacked wood, and a face cord is one-third of that. If you are not sure, our guide on how much firewood is in a cord breaks down the math.
Yes. We deliver kiln-dried cordwood across seven southeastern Wisconsin counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, Kenosha, Ozaukee, Washington, and Walworth, routed daily from our New Berlin yard. Delivery availability and timing show at checkout on each product page.
Yes. Pickup is available at our New Berlin, Wisconsin yard. Choose pickup at checkout on any cord product page and we will have your order staged and ready.
Green firewood is freshly cut and too wet to burn well. Seasoned firewood has air-dried over months but often still reads above 20% moisture. Kiln-dried firewood is dried in a controlled kiln to 15% moisture, so it lights faster, burns hotter and cleaner, and produces less smoke and creosote. Our guide to seasoned firewood explains the difference in detail.
Keep firewood off the ground on a rack, in a single row with room for air to move around it, and cover only the top so the sides can breathe. Because kiln-dried wood is already dry, storage is about keeping it dry, not drying it further. Our firewood storage guide covers rack placement, spacing, and covering.
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