
We Sell Firewood
We cut, split, sort and stack the firewood into predetermined sized pallet crates to ensure accurate cubic cord measuring. The crates of firewood are then set aside to dry. The drying process causes wood to shrink slightly. We also offer kiln dried firewood.
North Atlantic Kiln Efficient Drying Services.
Delivery
Free delivery! Prices shown are for up to 35 km from our location. Contact us for distances further than that. We can deliver anywhere. If you’re buy-in’, we’re supplin’ ! 🙂
Yes, we can delivery direct to your campground site or cottage. Contact us for more information. Email or call 902-783-2144 with your name, address, phone number along with type and quantity of firewood.
A stacked cubic cord of firewood is defined as a pile of wood that measures 48 inches high x 48 inches deep x 96 inches long (128 cu ft).
A tossed cubic cord of firewood is defined as a pile of wood that measures 48 inches high x 48 inches deep x 135 inches long (180 cu ft).
A stacked cubic cord of firewood is equal to a tossed cubic cord of firewood.

Hardwood Firewood, splits and rounds
We split, stack, measure and set out in the field to air dry on crated pallets that we build. For the 2020/2021 season our hardwood firewood will be mostly maple with a mix of birch. Wood that is smaller that 4 inches across are usually left round (not split).
Contact us for your specific sizing requirements.
Check the chart at the bottom of the page that shows BTU ratings for many of the wood species available in Nova Scotia.

Drive thru firewood

Stop in and we can load up firewood stacked on pallets or you can take the wood loose in your vehicle or trailer.

Pallet crates are $10.00 each and a refund of $5 per pallet crate is provided upon return of the pallet. A 6-1/2 ft truck bed will fit two pallets. If your truck has one of those aluminum tool boxes, you will only be able to fit 32 cu ft (one pallet). A short bed will not stack in a 1/2 cord unless you have side boards installed to raise the height of the truck bed.
Some folks like this method of yard pick up because they don’t have the storage space to obtain a full winter’s wood. And if you are on a budget, buying your wood as you need is helpful.
For campground and seasonal cottages, we can deliver to your location whatever amount you require. We can even offload and re-stack the wood for a small fee.
Kiln dried firewood
We have the capability to kiln dry firewood and kindling.

Contact us for a booking date and quote on kiln dried firewood. hardwood or softwood that is split and stacked, then dried down to 20-25% moisture content as seen in the video above. If you have specific percentages required, let us know.
- 32 cu ft (1/4 cord): $100.00
- 42.6 cu ft (1/3 cord): $130.00
- 64 cu ft (1/2 cord): $185.00
- 128 cu ft (1 cord): $340.00 per cord
Hand sorted firewood – green

Firewood cut and split straight from the log.
- 32 cu ft (1/4 cord): $65.00
- 42.6 cu ft (1/3 cord): $85.00
- 64 cu ft (1/2 cord): $120.00
- 128 cu ft (1 cord): $240.00 per cord
Hand sorted firewood – seasoned


Firewood that is split, stacked and been drying at least 6 months.
- 32 cu ft (1/4 cord): $75.00
- 42.6 cu ft (1/3 cord): $95.00
- 64 cu ft (1/2 cord): $135.00
- 128 cu ft (1 cord): $250.00
Campfire firewood (sold out)

Hardwood for your cottage, camp or outdoor fire pit.
- 32 cu ft (1/4 cord): $59.00
- 64 cu ft (1/2 cord): $109.00
- 128 cu ft (1 cord): $200.00 per cord.
Softwood firewood

Softwood firewood is a great way to get your fire started. If you are looking for that snap, crackle and popping sound for your campfire, this is the wood you want to burn.
- 32 cu ft (1/4 cord): $59.00
- 64 cu ft (1/2 cord): $109.00
- 128 cu ft (1 cord): $200.00 per cord.
Slab wood 8ft long

Softwood and hardwood slabs, sawmill cut offs and misc pieces in varying rates of dryness.
- 60 cu ft: $25.00 (A pickup truck level to the top of the truck’s bed with 8ft lengths)
Kindling – softwood and hardwood

Air dried 1 cubic foot bag of softwood kindling:
- 1 – 50 bags $7.00 ea.
- 51-99 bags $6.00 ea.
- 100+ bags $5.00 ea.
- Bulk (random length, avg 8ft long, 1×1 inch): $3.25 cu ft. A standard pick up truck with a 8ft box will hold about 67 cu ft of volume. Our price for a pick up load is $217.75.
- Contact us for volume purchasing for your store or campground. Private labelling available. Kiln dried available.

Bagged firewood – ideal for camping

Firewood hardwood ends

Ideal for backyard fire pits. Or even use in your home or cottage. Load from the crate or we can load the crate and its contents for a small fee.
- 42-43 cu ft (1/3 cord): $40.00 ea.
- 64-65 cu ft (1/2 cord): $60.00 ea.
Stacking
We can stack your wood for a fee.
Miscellaneous
Storage crates available. We can custom build to your needs.
HST
Harmonized Sales Tax is included in the pricing shown on this web site and the provincial tax rebate is applied.
Payments
- Cash on delivery prior to unloading.
- Etransfer to our email jim.barry@woodchuckcanuck.com, payment prior to delivery.
- Credit card Visa or Mastercard payments are subject to a 3% convenience fee, payment prior to delivery.
- PayPal payments are subject to a 3% convenience fee, payment prior to delivery.
Quality First and Foremost.
We select each piece of firewood for quality. In the videos you will see we toss to one side the pieces we find that are rotten or punky. That wood is set aside to dry. We label it as ‘campfire wood’ and is useable for campfires, workshop wood stoves, or even for getting your home fire going with a few pieces of kindling.
Videos
See more of our videos on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/woodchuckcanuck/videos
If you have any questions about measuring firewood or ensuring you got what you paid for, please consult the following resources:
A Guide to Buying and Measuring Stacked Firewood
Buying Firewood? Don’t get burned.
Firewood Weights, Energy and Drying Times
Listing native trees found in Nova Scotia. Weight refer to average weight per 128 cu ft (one stacked cord). mBTU refers to ‘thousand British Thermal Units’, a scale of energy given off by burning one cord of wood. Months to dry is the average drying time, site conditions will vary.
Common name | Specie | Weight | mBTU | dry time (months) |
Alder, Speckled | Alnus incana | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Ash, Black | Fraxinus nigra | Protected specie in Nova Scotia | ||
Ash, White | Fraxinus americana | 3,400 | 21.1 | 12 |
Aspen, Largetooth | See Poplar | |||
Aspen, Trembling | Populus tremuloides | 2,210 | 13.7 | 12 |
Basswood (Linden) | Tilia americana | 2,210 | 13.7 | 12 |
Beech, American | Fagus grandifolia | 3,655 | 22.7 | 12 |
Birch, Gray | Betula populifolia | 3,145 | 19.5 | 12 |
Birch, White | Betula papyrifera | 3,230 | 20 | 24 |
Birch, Yellow | Betula alleghaniensis | 3,570 | 22.1 | 24 |
Butternut (White Walnut) | Juglans cinerea | 2,125 | 13.2 | 12 |
Cedar, Eastern (Red cedar) | Juniperus virginiana | 1,955 | 12.1 | 6 |
Cedar, White (Northern White cedar) | Thuja occidentalis | 1,870 | 11.6 | 6 |
Cherry, Black | Prunus serotina | 3,145 | 19.5 | 12 |
Cherry, Pin | Prunus pensylvanica | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Chokecherry | Prunus virginiana | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Elm, White | Ulmus americana | 2,975 | 18.4 | 18 |
Fir, Balsam | Abies balsamea | 2,125 | 13.2 | 6 |
Hackamatack | (see Poplar, Balsam) | |||
Hemlock, Eastern | Tsuga canadensis | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Ironwood (Hop Hornbeam) | Ostrya virginiana | 4,250 | 26.4 | 24 |
Juniper | (see tamarack) | |||
Larch | (see tamarack) | |||
Locust, Black | n/a | n/a | 28.1 | 24 |
Maple, Red | Acer rubrum | 3,230 | 20 | 12 |
Maple, Silver | Acer saccharinum | 2,805 | 17.4 | 12 |
Maple, Striped | Acer pensylvancium | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Maple, Sugar | Acer saccharum | 3,740 | 23.2 | 18 |
Oak, Bur (Mossycup) | Quercus macrocarpa | 3,655 | 22.7 | 36 |
Oak, Red | Quercus rubra | 3,570 | 22.1 | 36 |
Pine, Jack (Princess pine, Scrub pine, Grey pine) | Pinus banksiana | 2,380 | 14.8 | 6 |
Pine, Red (Norway pine, Bull pine) | Pinus resinosa | 2,890 | 17.8 | 6 |
Pine, White | Pinus strobus | 2,125 | 13.2 | 6 |
Poplar (American Aspen) | Populus tremuloides | 2,210 | 13.7 | 12 |
Poplar (Cottonwood) | Populus trichocarpa | 2,040 | 12.6 | 12 |
Poplar, Balsam | Populus balsamifera | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Serviceberry | Amelanchier canadensis | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Spruce, Black | Picea mariana | 2,465 | 15.3 | 12 |
Spruce, Red | Picea rubens | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Spruce, White | Picea glauca | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Sumac | Rhus hirta | n/a | n/a | n/a |
Tamarack | Larix laricina | 3,145 | 19.5 | 12 |
Willow | Salix nigra | 2,295 | 14.2 | 36 |
(Updated Sep 16, 2020 11:00 AM)
2 Comments
Dan Tabler
I saw your video of splitting in the rain. The hard hat appears to have a light mount on the front which would be very helpful for my needs. Could I trouble you to share the brand of the hard hat?
Thank you
Jim Barry
Hi Dan,
Maybe you are looking at someone else’s video, I’ve never had a light mounted on any of my hard hats.
Jim