Firewood Delivered in Newtown Square, PA
A full cord of seasoned hardwood — oak, maple, ash, cherry and hickory. No poplar, no pine. Dumped where you want it, usually within a few days.
$393.60 all in for one cord in the closest zone. No PA sales tax on firewood — tax applies to the delivery fee only.
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A cord delivered to Newtown Square is $330 for the wood plus $60 delivery (Zone 1) — $393.60 all in, with tax charged on the delivery fee only. Two cords are $640 plus $120 delivery.
Our Newtown Square yard is on Smedley Lane, which puts Newtown Square deliveries minutes from the truck. Many properties out along West Chester Pike and toward Edgmont sit on long private drives — we can follow a paved drive to a spot near the house, but the trucks stay on the pavement, so a woodpile out past the lawn means carrying the last stretch yourself.
What Arrives
A full cord — 128 cubic feet, the stack that measures 4 feet high by 4 feet deep by 8 feet long. Not a face cord, not a rick, and not a pickup load. A standard pickup bed holds about a third to a half of a real cord, which is the single most common way people in Newtown Square end up paying cord money for less than a cord.
- Oak, maple, ash, cherry and hickory — no poplar, no pine.
- Roughly 420 pieces to a cord, cut to about 18 inches.
- Seasoned and ready to burn.
- Dumped where you want it, on a paved surface.
Newtown Square Delivery Details
| Delivered from | Newtown Square — 12 Smedley Ln B, Newtown Square, PA 19073 |
| Delivery zone | Zone 1 ($60 per cord) |
| ZIP codes served | 19073 |
| One cord, all in | $393.60 |
Each cord is its own truck run, so the delivery fee scales per cord — two cords to Newtown Square is $120. You can order up to six cords online; beyond that, call (267) 329-5105 and we will schedule it.
Order Ahead of the Cold
Firewood orders climb through August and peak in October and November. Ordering before the first hard freeze gets you a better delivery slot and lets the wood sit in your own stack for a few weeks first — covered on top, open at the sides.
We deliver bulk mulch to Newtown Square from the same yard, so if you are planning spring beds as well, both come off the same trucks.
$393.60 all in for one cord delivered to Newtown Square.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is firewood delivery in Newtown Square, PA?
A full cord is $330 plus a $60 delivery fee in Newtown Square (Zone 1), and $3.60 of sales tax on the delivery fee — $393.60 all in. The firewood itself is exempt from Pennsylvania sales tax as residential fuel. Two cords are $640 plus $120 delivery.
Which location delivers firewood to Newtown Square?
Newtown Square is served from our Newtown Square yard at 12 Smedley Ln B, Newtown Square, PA 19073. Our Newtown Square yard is on Smedley Lane, which puts Newtown Square deliveries minutes from the truck. Many properties out along West Chester Pike and toward Edgmont sit on long private drives — we can follow a paved drive to a spot near the house, but the trucks stay on the pavement, so a woodpile out past the lawn means carrying the last stretch yourself.
Do you charge sales tax on firewood?
No. Pennsylvania exempts firewood purchased as residential fuel from sales tax, so there is no tax on the wood itself. The delivery fee is still taxable at 6%, which is why a one-cord order shows a few dollars of tax.
Where will you put the firewood?
We dump the load at the spot you choose on your property. Our trucks stay on paved surfaces, so pick a driveway or other hard standing — we cannot drive across a lawn to reach a woodpile at the back of the property.
Do you stack the firewood?
No — delivery drops the load at your chosen spot rather than stacking it. Plan to move and stack it yourself, ideally covered on top and open at the sides so air can circulate and the wood keeps drying.
How should I store firewood?
Keep it outdoors, off the ground, covered on top and open on the sides. A top cover sheds rain and snow while open sides let wind carry moisture away. Store the stack away from your house — a woodpile against the wall becomes a home for insects, and it holds damp against your siding.
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