The Firewood Directory

Firewood for Sale in Washington, DC

17 local firewood suppliers serving the Washington area. Tags below summarize what reviewers said — confirm details directly with the supplier.

Buyers in Washington, District of Columbia typically see cord prices in the $325-$425 range for mixed hardwood delivered locally. The most common species in this region are oak, hickory, and maple. Oak and hickory are the regional standards; many suppliers offer kiln-dried for indoor use.

Winters in Washington are moderate — most households need 2-4 cords for primary heating.

Listings collected from public sources — verify details with the supplier before purchase

Common firewood species near Washington

These species are widely available across the District of Columbia region. Tap a guide for BTU, burn time, regional pricing, and what to look for.

Other nearby cities

Don't see what you need in Washington? Check listings in these nearby cities — most local suppliers deliver within 25-30 miles.

Common questions about buying firewood in Washington

How much does a cord of firewood cost in Washington?

Cord prices in the Washington area typically run $325-$425 for mixed hardwood delivered locally. Premium species like oak or hickory sit at the top of that range. Kiln-dried adds 30-50%. Suppliers listed here include recent price mentions extracted from reviews where available.

What kind of firewood is available near Washington?

In and around Washington, the most commonly sold species are oak, hickory, and maple. Oak and hickory are the regional standards; many suppliers offer kiln-dried for indoor use. Use the species dropdown above to filter for a specific wood type.

Do firewood suppliers in Washington deliver?

Most suppliers in Washington, DC offer delivery within roughly 20-30 miles. Delivery fees vary by distance and load size. Use the "delivers only" filter above to narrow the list.

What's the difference between a full cord, face cord, and rick?

A full cord is 128 cubic feet (4ft × 4ft × 8ft). A face cord (also called a rick in some areas) is one-third of that — 4ft × 8ft × 16-18 inches deep. Always confirm which unit a supplier means before buying.