Seasoned Firewood

Our firewood has been seasoned for
12 - 16 months and stored on pavement.

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Central Mass Tree is your one-stop shop for the best seasoned firewood in Massachusetts. Our firewood is hand-selected from premium hardwood species, and it is dried for at least 12 months to ensure a moisture content of 20% or less. This makes our firewood burn more easily, produce less smoke and creosote, and produce more heat than wet wood.

We also offer de-barked firewood and kiln dried firewood which is made from wood that has had the bark removed. Barkless firewood is easier to split and stack, and it burns cleaner than firewood with bark.

Order your firewood today from Central Mass Tree and experience the difference that our high-quality firewood can make!.

Key Benefits for Buying Seasoned Firewood

It burns more easily

Wet wood requires more energy to ignite, and it can be difficult to get a fire started with it. Seasoned wood, on the other hand, ignites easily and burns quickly.

Burns hotter

Seasoned wood burns hotter than wet wood, which means you can heat your home or cook with it more efficiently.

It produces less creosote

Creosote is a flammable substance that can build up in chimneys and flues, and it can eventually cause a chimney fire.

It is safer to use

Wet wood can create a fire hazard if it is not properly stored. Seasoned wood is less likely to catch fire, and it is also less likely to produce sparks that could start a fire.

Easier to split

The moisture content in green wood makes it easier to split, which can save you time and effort.

It is easier to store

Wet wood is heavy and bulky, and it can be difficult to store indoors. Seasoned wood is lighter and more compact, which makes it easier to store.

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