Quarter cord
1/4 cord — 32 cubic feet, stacked
Typically $50–$675 depending on your area
Real prices published by local providers
- •32 cubic feet, stacked
- •Seasoned hardwood, ≤25% moisture
- •Delivered by a provider near you
Seasoned hardwood, split and stacked. Kiln-dried options for indoor pizza ovens, wood stoves, or anywhere you want the cleanest possible burn. Every size is measured in cubic feet, so you always know what's arriving.
What a cord costs depends on your area — which species grow nearby, whether the wood was air-dried or kiln-dried, and how far it has to travel to reach you. A cord of oak in one metro is simply not the same purchase as a cord of mixed hardwood two states away. So we don't publish a made-up national price. The ranges below are the real prices local providers publish, pulled from the 1231 listings in our free directory. Enter your zip for what it actually costs at your address.
Dense hardwoods cost more than softwoods — and what's abundant near you is what's cheap.
Kiln-dried wood carries the cost of the kiln. Air-dried costs less but needs time.
Wood is heavy. Every extra mile from the woodlot shows up in the price.
1/4 cord — 32 cubic feet, stacked
Typically $50–$675 depending on your area
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1/2 cord — 64 cubic feet, stacked
Typically $75–$850 depending on your area
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1 full cord — 128 cubic feet, stacked
Typically $175–$1151 depending on your area
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1/2 cord — 64 cubic feet, stacked
Typically $200–$635 depending on your area
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1 full cord — 128 cubic feet, stacked
Typically $250–$1150 depending on your area
Real prices published by local providers
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