FAQ

How do I Order firewood?

Call or Text Message (541)799-8970 and a firewood technician will guide you through the ordering process.



How do I pay for my firewood order?

Forms of payment accepted:

• Cash
• Check
• Venmo

Payment is due upon delivery of your firewood, if you require a special payment arrangement setup, please call (541)799-8970.

*We do not accept Credit or Debit cards.

Do you deliver firewood?

Yes, we offer firewood delivery to all of Central Oregon.



Do you sell rounds?

No, we only sell split firewood.



Do you cut to Custom lengths?

Yes, we offer ranges from 10" - 22" cut lengths.
* Fees apply to certain custom cut lengths

Do you stack firewood?

Yes, firewood stacking services range from $50-$100/hr.

Fees are determined by amount of firewood ordered and distance traveled.



What are the dimensions of a cord of firewood?

A cord of firewood is 4' feet wide, by 4' feet high, by 8' feet long totaling 128 cubic feet.



Do you offer hardwood or cooking firewood types?

Yes, we have a referral for Seasoned Oregon White Oak that can be used for indoor heating and cooking applications.

We can provide more information over the phone or via text message.



Please Call or Text message (541)799-8970.

Is your firewood guaranteed?

Yes, we back every product and service with a no-questions-asked warranty that gives you more for your money.

If you happen to burn some of your firewood and want a refund on the rest, we will calculate the refund amount by prorating the amount of firewood remaining.

Please call or text us about your concern and we will get your as soon as we can.

What is the difference between types of firewood?

Firewood is considered a Wood fuel (or fuelwood) which is a fuel such as firewood, charcoal, chips, sheets, pellets, and sawdust. The particular form used depends upon factors such as source, quantity, quality and application.

These types of Wood fuels, firewood, is rated in British thermal units (BTUs), which is a measure of the quantity of heat, defined since 1956 as approximately equal to 1,055 joules, or 252 gram calories. It was defined formerly as the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water 1° F.

So with some quick research we can quickly discover the BTU Rating of our Firewood Products:

#'s in millions of BTU's

20.1 - Incense Cedar

21.7 - Ponderosa Pine

22.3 - Lodgepole Pine

26.4 - Western Juniper

26.7 - Douglas Fir (Best Seller)

28.0 - Oregon White Oak

*Many factors determine final BTU output such as moisture content, size of firewood pieces being burned, and the size of the stove and/or fireplace used for burning.

Do you have a question we missed?

We are happy to provide phone or text support if you request more information.

Please Call or Text message (541)799-8970.

Or send the owner an email at: cody@firewoodfury.com