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  1. 01-30-2008, 02:21 PM #1
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    Question Price per cord

    What is a cord of dry firewood going for in your area?

    Here in northern California Doug Fur is $185, Tan Oak runs about $225, and Madrone $250.

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  2. 01-30-2008, 02:41 PM #2
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    I get $150 for mixed hardwoods.
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  3. 01-30-2008, 03:17 PM #3
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    150 here if they pick it up. 225 delivered. I usually sell 1/3 cord 50.00 picked up. 75.00 delivered to town.....15 miles. Mostly elm
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  4. 01-30-2008, 03:26 PM #4
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    Full cord seasoned mixed hardwood $250-$275 delivered. Green around $175-$200. No one really sells softwood here(Upstate NY-Adirondaks) by the cord for heating.
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    Here in central NJ, and the easternmost part of central PA, a cord of seasoned mixed hardwoods is going for $190-$200 delivered. Pretty much everyone in the classifieds is in that range, though there is one guy selling "seasoned apple" for $225/cord.
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  6. 01-30-2008, 04:33 PM #6
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    I dont sell it or buy it but my buddy sells mixed hardwood (elm,locust,walnut,mullberry) depending on content of each at $85-125 a heaping pickup load delivered and stacked within roughly 15 miles.
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  7. 01-30-2008, 05:12 PM #7
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    I'm selling mixed hardwood (Oak, ash, maple, cherry, elm,etc) for $160 this year. Next year its going to be $180 though. Seasoned one year. Have 16 cords ready to go for next year. Have 3 more cords to split though. I'm in southern ny (Hudson Valley)
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  8. 01-30-2008, 05:34 PM #8
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    I'm average price here is St. Louis. I get $300 a cord (true cord 3 ranks of 16inch) delivered and stacked. I give away all my soft wood to friends and family. I get the soft stuff from tree trimming and can't really sell it. I buy about 30 cords a year for $120 a cord. I have to drive around 30 miles to get it. I haul 3 cords at a time home.

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  9. 01-30-2008, 05:39 PM #9
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    I'm selling for 185 dumped

    can't sell soft wood in ny pine is made into chips

    my friend in nj gets 180 for a face (hahaha ) cheaper to buy oil
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    Going rate is about $200 a cord of mixed hardwood in these parts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikecutstrees View Post
    I'm selling mixed hardwood (Oak, ash, maple, cherry, elm,etc) for $160 this year. Next year its going to be $180 though. Seasoned one year. Have 16 cords ready to go for next year. Have 3 more cords to split though. I'm in southern ny (Hudson Valley)
    Man I wish you were closer to me(15 min north of albany) cuz that beats the prices up here..... I usually buy green but there always seems to be a reason i need an extra cord or two seasoned.
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    Local garden guys are getting $180 a cord palleted-you pick up. Delivery and stacking is extra, of course.
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  13. 01-30-2008, 08:10 PM #13
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    I sell seasoned hardwood for $140 per cord delivered and stacked directly out of truck or trailer. i charge extra if i can't get the trailer directly where they want the wood stacked and have to transport the wood by hand.
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    San Francisco Bay Area:

    Almond: $300/cord
    Oak: $350-400/cord

    dumped in your driveway. And these are the better prices. I've seen oak listed for $500/cord.
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    Quote Originally Posted by steelhead kid View Post
    What is a cord of dry firewood going for in your area?

    Here in northern California Doug Fur is $185, Tan Oak runs about $225, and Madrone $250.

    Add about another $ 50-75 for the Santa Rosa wine country & ClearLake area. $400-500 for oak in the Bay Area. That is a dumped pricing
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