If you’re buying green cordwood, the best time to order is before you actually need to burn it. In Southern New Hampshire, customers who order in the spring or early summer give their wood the best chance to season properly through the warmer months, so it’s ready for the heating season ahead. In most cases, green cordwood typically takes about 6 to 12 months to season, depending on the type of wood and how it’s stacked and stored. Green cordwood is all about planning ahead! It’s the customer’s way of telling winter, “Not this year.”

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That said, because we sell green cordwood year-round, there’s never really a bad time to buy if you’re thinking ahead. Ordering in summer or fall can set you up well for the following season, and even buying in winter is a smart move for customers who want to stay ahead instead of scrambling when temperatures drop. Green cordwood rewards the prepared, the practical, and anyone who understands that the best firewood decisions are usually made long before the first snowflake shows up!