Current Prices:
- Kiln Dried: $500/cord, $360/half cord
- Seasoned: $ Sold Out
- Green: $390.00/cord
Half cords are 16 inch only
Delivery fees may apply
Orders will be delivered in the order received within a specific geographic area. We will accept your order for a future delivery date range but actual delivery times may vary significantly based on the volume of orders. Current prices at the time of delivery will be charged.
* Prices are for 16 and 18 inch wood. 14, 20, and 22 inch wood have a $20 surcharge. 12 inch wood has a $40 surcharge. Prices subject to change
* We accept cash or check. We do not accept credit cards or electronic means of payment.
Hawkes Firewood has been offering high quality kiln dried firewood in the Mid-Coast Maine region since 1989. The boiler that heats the kiln was upgraded to utilize wood biomass for fuel. Not using fossil fuel means our kiln dried wood is a truly green and environmentally friendly product. Unlike seasoned or green firewood, kiln dried firewood is always insect and mold free, making it safe to store in your home. Since the moisture content is between 15-20%, kiln dried wood burns cleaner than seasoned wood, producing less smoke, ash and creosote. Also less of the heat produced by your wood is spent evaporating the water out of your firewood. You get the most home heating value from your firewood dollar using a kiln dried product.
We start with only high quality tree-length stem wood (beech, birch, maple, oak, and ash). No branches, leaves or rotten wood goes onto the processor. This assures a uniform quality product. Using a firewood processor assures that all our wood is cut to even lengths and has minimal debris or large slivers of wood. After cutting and splitting, the wood is placed in measured one cord baskets for drying prior to delivery. Please note that in the drying process the cord of wood will contract and measure 112-118 cubic feet when stacked. We can custom cut your firewood to between 14 and 22 inches. 16 and 18 inch wood are the most common sizes and are considered the industry standard.
Fuel Value Calculator
This PDF is published by the USDA and Forest Products Laboratory and provides further education on heat sources and ability to compare the relative value of each.
