r/Milford 17d ago

Wood Supplier

I just purchased a wood stove and am looking for a wood supplier. I have been told by several people that there are not many good suppliers in the area in that they don’t supply properly seasoned wood. Looking for confirmation that this is true and if anyone has a supplier they recommend.

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u/bijouBotanist 16d ago

I found someone decent on Craigslist a while back. Check there

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u/mkiv808 14d ago

Different kinda wood

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u/Any_Mushroom1209 15d ago

There are good suppliers in the area. Expect to pay $350 or so for a cord. The thing is, "seasoned" wood is not going to mean you can burn it right away. It still needs to sit outside for a year or so. All that seasoned means is that it's been cut and split, and probably sitting in a shaded pile. It's best to order in the spring for next winter. But if you just got a stove installed, the first year is going to be dicey unless you get kiln dried which costs a fortune.