How will you benefit from having your firewood delivered?

• You will save time, since you will have firewood on hand and not need to go out and buy some
• The responsibility of sourcing firewood and getting it to your house becomes ours
• Save money by having your firewood delivered in bulk rather than having to use expensive petrol looking for firewood and then not knowing what you are going to pay when you do find it.
• You will be safe from having to stop in traffic and buy your firewood from a vendor along the side of the road.
• We will source quality firewood for delivery meaning you will have consistent fires rather than allowing inconsistent quality of wood to determine the quality of fire you will be having on a given evening.
• Save even more money by heating your home with a fire in the fire-place rather than with costly electricity

What is the cost of having your firewood delivered?

A load of firewood will be delivered to your door for R1000. We will also pack it anywhere you like.

A bag of kindling, to make getting your fire started easier, will be delivered along with your load of firewood at no extra cost.

Firewood Delivery

The Firewood Delivery Company in Johannesburg are here to make sure that you don't find yourself without firewood at an inopportune moment. We want you to keep warm just as much as you would like to stay warm.

We deliver firewood to your home, ensuring that you have a good supply to get you through any cold spell. You don't have to go to the effort of remembering to stop on the way home from work, or driving around looking for available firewood.

Storing Firewood

Firewood needs to be kept dry and away from moisture which can cause it to rot or prevent it from seasoning properly.

When fire wood is delivered to your home, it is best that you store it off the ground, on top of a pallet is usually a good idea. This will prevent any water in or on the ground from seeping into the wood.

Firewood is best stored under a roof or a tarpaulin, this will prevent moisture from rain, frost or dew from causing the wood to dampen and struggle to light.

 

 

This page was last updated on 8 June 2016