10/31/2026
FIREWOOD ORDERING POLICY & CUSTOMER INFORMATION
Please read before placing your firewood order.
CUTTING, DELIVERY & MOISTURE CONTENT
Firewood is cut the day of delivery. Because freshly cut wood naturally retains moisture, it will require additional drying time before it is ready to burn efficiently.
Customers are responsible for ordering their firewood far enough in advance to allow adequate drying time.
Our recommendation is to stay at least one year ahead with your firewood supply. Two years ahead is even better and will provide additional assurance that your wood has had sufficient time to dry.
Please understand that freshly delivered firewood is not guaranteed to be seasoned or ready to burn.
PLAN AHEAD — DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU NEED IT!
As soon as you think you may need firewood, we encourage you to get your order in.
If your plans change and you decide you no longer need your order, you can always resell your firewood. People appreciate having aged wood ready for the following heating season or sometimes run shy during the winter.
UNEXPECTED CIRCUMSTANCES & DELIVERY DELAYS
In an unpredictable economy its best to be prepared.
Increases in fuel, transportation, and operating costs.
Equipment breakdowns, maintenance downtime.
Personal injury, illness, or unexpected emergencies affecting the seller.
Wood shortage and availability can range year to year.
Babysitter availability can be limited around school etc.
ORDERING & OFFICIAL FIREWOOD LIST
To be officially added to the firewood order list, all orders and requests must be sent directly to Patricia Connor by text message or email.
Please do not rely on verbal requests, messages passed through other people, or informal conversations as confirmation of an order.
Contact: Patricia Connor
Email: [email protected]
Phone/Text: 517-582-2049
Please include your name, contact information, approximate quantity needed, and any delivery details when submitting your request.
Thank you for planning ahead, supporting our family, and understanding that firewood production is dependent on weather, equipment, fuel, and many other variables.
