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F.A.Q

Are you open today?

We are very particular about keeping our hours up to date on google, including Holidays. Our standard Hours are listed below. We are here even in the worst of weather conditions.

What are your hours?

 Our hours are the following


Monday - Friday: 8am - 5pm

Saturday: 8am-12:00pm

Sunday: Closed


Holiday Hours and other special hours are located on our google page 

Holiday Hours Click Here

Are you open to the public?

Yes, we are all retail. You can stop in anytime during our business hours.

Do you deliver face cords?

No, we do not deliver face cords. Our minimum for delivery is a full bush cord. 

Face cords can be picked up during our business hours, no need to call ahead. A face cord fits in the back of a pick-up truck, even short boxes if stacked in tight.

What do I do when I arrive?

First try the office door. We have minimal workers which means generally nobody is in the office as we are out working, so look for someone driving a loader tractor who will be able to help you. If you cannot find anyone please call or text as someone almost always has the phone with them. 

When is the best time to come?

You can come anytime during our business hours. Please remember to leave yourself enough time before closing so you have time to load the wood. We also take lunch 12-1 and it would be greatly appreciated if you could avoid coming during that time.

What are the different measurements I can buy?

Our minimum for delivery is a full bush cord, which stacked up is 4'x4'x8' which is the legal measurement which everything is based on. Anything smaller than a bush cord is pick-up only. Down from a bush cord is a face cord or 1/3 of a bush cord, stacked up is 4'x8'x16", and that fits in the back of a pickup truck. Down from there we have 1/4 face cords which we call trunk loads which fit in practically every vehicles trunk, stacked up is 4'x2'x16". Down from there we have the bags of firewood which has a whole seperate page of information found here

Bagged wood info

What can my vehicle hold?

It all depends on your comfort level and how much you care about your vehicle. For reference, the following is what comfortably fits in the vehicle size.

  • Car/hatch back can easily hold a trunk load (1/4 face cord)
  • Suv can easily hold two trunk loads (1/2 face cord) with the seats down
  • Minivan can hold a face cord with careful stacking
  • Pickup truck with short boxes can hold a face cord if carefully stacked and some pieces in the cab. Honda Ridgeline's are even smaller then a short  box, but using the storage compartment under the bed, a face cord can be fit
  • Pickup Truck with 5'+ box can easily hold a face cord

These are not rules, just a general guide to go off of. Like stated before it is all about your comfort level, some people are uncomfortable with putting 2 trunk loads in an suv, and some show up with a small car and put an entire face cord in (not that we would recommend it as it is very dangerous to drive like that)

How far do you deliver?

We deliver pretty much anywhere*, give us a call for a quote


Our  main delivery area covers the following: Schomberg, Pottageville, Newmarket, Beeton, Tottenham, Bradford, Aurora, King City, Holland Landing, Nobleton, Keenanville, Palgrave, Cookstown, Loretto, Kleinburg, Sharon, Newton Robinson, Bolton, Thronton, Lefroy, Alliston, Mono Mills, Gilford, Oak Ridges, Mono, Toronto


If you do not see your town on this list, or the list below feel free to contact us


*Some areas may not be available during the winter due to weather conditions.

What is the difference between green and dry wood?

Green wood is fresh cut wood that still needs to be dried before burning. Dry wood is wood that has already been dried and is ready to burn right away. Customers who order green wood save money by drying the wood themselves. They buy in the spring and stack the wood up leaving it to dry for the summer and then burn the following winter.  Avoid using the word "seasoned" as this wording can be deceiving, since the meaning of it is that the wood has seen all four seasons, but that doesn't necessarily mean the wood is dry. When ordering wood from anywhere always ensure you know whether the wood you are buying is green or dry. If you receive a quote that is drastically cheaper, make sure you ask all the right questions.

Thank You For Reading Our FAQ Page

This helps us out a lot as we are a family business with only two of us working here full time. It saves us a lot of time when we do not have to answer the same questions all the time.


If you have any further questions not answered on this page, don't hesitate to contact us

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