Winter is Coming – Get Your Firewood NOW Before Prices Rise

Update: 9/12/2026

2025 Prices Good Until Midnight – Sept 15, 2026 >>> Call (828) 230-1165 Today!

 

Be Prepared for the Next Winter Power Outage … Before It Happens

In January, Winter Storm Fern left tens of thousands of homes across Western North Carolina without power. We all know that here in Western NC, losing electricity doesn’t just mean dark rooms and cold sandwiches; it often also means no heat. That’s because many homes in the area rely on electric heating.

That’s why so many families who went through “Snowmageddon” in ’26 are now making sure they have a serious backup heat source and the fuel to run it … especially before the next winter storm warning comes blasting over the TV or radio.

Why Kiln-Dried Firewood as a Backup Heat Source?

With a indoor wood stove or properly inspected fireplace:

  • You can heat a room or a whole house depending on its size and layout
  • You can heat water for sanitation. And you can cook or reheat your meals
  • The most important part is it is a backup heat source you can run inside the house
  • Fire always works (without electricity) as long as you have a wood-burning stove with a vent

NOTE: Prices are going up after Labor Day. Due to the sky-high costs of fuel for drying our firewood  and running our delivery trucks, we will need to increase our prices.

UPDATE: Just got off the phone with the boss and he said to extend the Labor Day Sale until Sept 15th! This is really your last chance to get firewood at our old prices. 

All of our “Super Sacks” of kiln-dried firewood remain at the old 2025 prices. “Super Sacks” are packed in convenient bulk bags and delivered throughout Asheville and Buncombe County, NC.

They are available in 1/4-cord, 1/3-cord, 1/2-cord, and standard, one-cord commercial-grade delivery bags.

Order Your “Super Sack” Kiln-Dried Firewood

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