• DO YOU NEED
    FIREWOOD?
    Brandon Wells Firewood Company is a professional supplier
    of cut and split firewood with a commitment to consistent quality,
    competitive pricing and top-notch customer service.


Brandon Wells Firewood Company

Brandon Wells Firewood strives to offer the Vermont's Northeast Kingdom the most consistent quality in product, price, and customer service, selling cut and split firewood, delivered at your convenience. All of our wood is sourced locally from selected logs with close attention paid to cord sizing and quality. We service and deliver free of charge anywhere within Caledonia County, Vermont. For delivery in Washington, Orange, Essex, Lamoille and Orleans counties, please contact us for pricing.

Pricing Plans We Offer

$3.00 per mile over 20 miles from woodyard.

Green$350

  • PER CORD (MUST ORDER 2 CORD MINIMUM)
  • Quality hardwood cut and split to your liking between 16"-24".
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$3 per mile over 20 miles from woodyard.

Semi-Seasoned$400

  • PER CORD (MUST ORDER 2 CORD MINIMUM)
  • SOLD OUT
    Quality hardwood with an average of 20%-30% moisture content. Cut and split to your liking between 16"-24".

Dry$450

  • PER CORD (MUST ORDER 2 CORD MINIMUM)
  • SOLD OUT
    Quality hardwood under 20% moisture content cut and split 16" to fit the average wood stove.

Hardwood Cut-Offs$225

  • PER CORD (MUST ORDER 2 CORD MINIMUM)
  • SOLD OUT
    Hardwood cut-offs.

Delivery to Caledonia, Washington, Orange, Essex, Lamoille and Orleans Counties of Vermont.

Due to the increase in the price of diesel, $15 delivery charge per cord within 20 miles of St. Johnsbury. Additional $3.00 per mile over 20 miles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some questions to help the process of buying firewood.

Not true. There can be a very significant difference in the quantity of wood you actually get depending on whether your provider uses a “stacked” or “loose” cord. When a cord is in a loose, jumbled pile, the logs take up more volume than they would in an organized or stacked cord, which means that the same 128 cubic feet can actually contain a lot less wood. At Brandon Wells Firewood, we deliver loose cords measured to 196 cubic feet. Why the extra 45%? To make sure you get a full stacked cord for your money.

Measuring wood by the truck load can be misleading. A cord of wood should measure 4’ by 4’ by 8’ stacked. Most pick-up truck beds hold only a half to two-thirds of that amount. If you’ve ordered a cord of wood, it should be delivered in either a dump truck or a standard pick-up truck with a high-sided bed. If that’s not what pulls in your driveway, you may be getting less than you bargained for.

Hardwood comes from deciduous trees - those that lose their leaves every year - while softwood comes from needle-bearing trees such as pine or spruce. You may have seen cords of softwood advertised at lower prices, which can be tempting to budget-conscious shoppers. But hardwood has an advantage over softwood when it comes to burning in several ways. First of all, it naturally has a lower moisture content. It’s also more dense than softwood, which gives it a higher potential energy. Softwood also tends to produce far more smoke and can lead to creosote buildup and an increased risk of chimney fire.

Seasoned hardwood is far preferable to softwood or green wood for burning, but there’s additional variation within properly dried hardwoods when it comes to efficiency. Maple, for example, offers 27,300 BTU of heating power per cord, as opposed to White Birch, which contains 22,100 BTU. If there are a variety of types of hardwoods on offer, do your research or ask your firewood provider about which would be the most efficient choice to heat your home from the harsh Vermont winters.