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A full cord of firewood typically costs $250-$550 delivered in 2026, depending on species and region. Mixed hardwood averages around $325. Premium species like oak or hickory run higher. See our cord pricing guide for a full regional breakdown.

Well-seasoned hardwood — oak, hickory, sugar maple, or ash — at under 20% moisture. Hardwood burns hot and long; the seasoning is what keeps your chimney clean. Avoid pine and unseasoned wood for indoor use.

For occasional weekend fires, a half cord covers a full winter. For supplemental heat a few nights per week, plan on 1-2 cords. For primary heat in a cold climate, 3-5 cords is typical.

A full cord is 128 cubic feet (4×4×8 ft). A face cord is one stack 4 ft tall × 8 ft long × the log length (usually 16 inches) — roughly a third of a full cord. Always confirm which one a supplier means before paying.

For indoor burning, pizza ovens, or crossing state lines under EAB quarantines — yes. Kiln-dried is consistently at ~12% moisture with no pest risk, costing 30-50% more than air-seasoned. For outdoor fire pits or experienced buyers with a trusted supplier, air-seasoned is fine.