Firewood
Available by the cord
or pick up what you need.
You are welcome to look first before you buy
the seasoned cord wood.
OPEN ALL SEASON - 7 Days
Small quantities available: Get a trunk full, fill
the back of your SUV or
buy just enough for a cozy evening!
local delivery only (dumped)
CALL 203.255.6804 with questions
If you get no answer it means we're at the woodpile.
TEN WOODBURNING TIPS Source: The Chimney Safety Institute of America
To aid in the prevention of chimney fires and carbon
monoxide intrusion and to help keep woodburning
fireplaces and wood stoves functioning properly, the
Chimney Safety Institute of America (CSIA) offers
the following safety tips for new and returning wood
burners:
Get an annual chimney check.
Have chimneys inspected annually, and cleaned as
necessary, by a qualified professional chimney
service technician. This reduces the risk of fires
and carbon monoxide poisonings due to creosote
buildup or obstructions in the chimneys.
Keep it clear.
Keep tree branches and leaves at least 15 feet away
from the top of the chimney.
Install a chimney cap
to keep debris and animals out of the chimney.
Choose the right fuel.
For burning firewood in wood stoves
or fireplaces, choose well seasoned wood that has
been split for a minimum of six months to one year,
and stored in a covered and elevated location. Never
burn Christmas trees or treated wood in your
fireplace or wood stove.
Build it right.
Place firewood or firelogs at the rear of the
fireplace on a supporting grate. To start the fire,
use kindling or a commercial firelighter. Never use
flammable liquids.
Keep the hearth area clear.
Combustible material too close to the
fireplace, or to a wood stove, could easily catch
fire. Keep furniture at least 36" away from the
hearth.
Use a fireplace screen.
Use metal mesh or a screen in front of the fireplace
to catch flying sparks that could ignite or burn
holes in the carpet or flooring.
Be careful not to overload the fireplace.
Add one manufactured firelog at a
time or no more than a couple of pieces of firewood.
A fireplace is not designed to function as an
incinerator and should never be used to burn glossy
paper or garbage.
Install smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
Place detectors throughout the house and check
batteries in the spring and fall. When you change
your clocks for Daylight Savings Time, remember to
check your batteries.
Never leave a fire unattended.
Before turning in for the evening, be sure that the
fire is fully extinguished. Supervise children and
pets closely around wood stoves and fireplaces.
