How much does a cord of firewood cost?

A full cord is 128 cubic feet of stacked wood. In 2026 most delivered full cords cost $250–$500. The table below uses real published prices from providers in our directory, not national guesses.

Our delivered prices

Full cord prices by state

StateTypical (median)RangePrices
Alaska$600$375–$6504
Arizona$550$395–$9003
California$530$350–$115118
Colorado$450$260–$86516
Connecticut$690$300–$11506
Delaware$220$200–$2503
Idaho$300$235–$4704
Illinois$759$450–$9755
Maine$325$285–$3855
Maryland$325$200–$3897
Massachusetts$480$300–$82511
Montana$325$261–$3503
Nebraska$375$350–$4503
New Hampshire$370$200–$5258
New Jersey$250$200–$7005
New Mexico$550$300–$5754
New York$400$250–$6005
North Carolina$475$300–$8255
Ohio$450$175–$75012
Oregon$302$225–$95013
Pennsylvania$290$220–$90012
Rhode Island$310$245–$5253
Tennessee$350$300–$7503
Texas$550$400–$87513
Virginia$250$190–$60013
Washington$355$250–$67521
Wisconsin$520$380–$6334

What changes the price

Common questions

How much is a cord of firewood?

Most full cords (128 cubic feet, stacked) sell for $250–$500 delivered, depending on state, species, and seasoning. See the state table for published local prices.

How much is a half cord of firewood?

A half cord is 64 cubic feet, stacked. It usually costs 55–65% of a full cord price, because delivery costs about the same either way.

Why does kiln-dried firewood cost more?

Kiln drying takes fuel and equipment time, and the wood burns hotter with less smoke. Expect to pay roughly 30–50% more than seasoned wood.

Does stacking cost extra?

Usually. Stacking is often $50–$100 per cord. Ours is $69 for a half cord and $99 for a full cord.