Compare Firewood Delivery Prices in CT, NH, ME, VT, and MA
We track 165 firewood dealers across Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, and Massachusetts. Only 28% give a price up front. We collect every one of them with its source, and one quote request reaches dealers who serve your area.
Every listing verified since July 2026
Browse by State
Firewood in Connecticut (CT)
29 dealers listed, 3 with a price ($240 to $1200 per cord).
Firewood in New Hampshire (NH)
30 dealers listed, 9 with a price ($415 to $529 per cord).
Firewood in Maine (ME)
40 dealers listed, 11 with a price ($325 to $525 per cord).
Firewood in Vermont (VT)
26 dealers listed, 7 with a price ($250 to $450 per cord).
Firewood in Massachusetts (MA)
40 dealers listed, 16 with a price ($295 to $650 per cord).
How This Site Works
Free, no paid placement
No account, no fees. Listings are free and no dealer pays for placement or ranking. This site exists to make delivered firewood prices easier to compare.
Only prices from the dealer
Every price comes from the dealer's own website, an official listing, or the dealer writing to us directly, and carries the date we recorded it. Listings say which. We never estimate or invent a price. See our methodology.
Confirm before you buy
Firewood prices change with season and supply. Always confirm the current price, wood type, and delivery fee with the dealer.
Firewood Buying Basics
What is a cord?
A full cord is a stacked pile of wood measuring 4 feet high by 4 feet deep by 8 feet long, or 128 cubic feet. It is the standard legal measure for firewood. Terms like "face cord" vary, so check which unit a price refers to.
Seasoned vs. green
Seasoned wood has been dried, typically for six months or more, and burns cleaner and hotter. Green (unseasoned) wood usually costs less but needs time to dry before burning. Kiln-dried costs the most and lights the easiest.
Delivery details matter
Ask whether the price includes delivery, whether the wood is dumped or stacked, and the minimum order for your area. These factors change the real cost per cord.