Nothing beats the warmth of a crackling fire during a cold Midwest winter. The trick is ordering enough hardwood firewood to last. Should you get a face cord of wood, a half cord, or another quantity? You’ll also need to choose between seasoned firewood and kiln-dried options. While it seems like a face cord of…
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Large landscaping projects call for dependable wholesale mulch distributors. Whether you’re enhancing your home’s curb appeal or renovating a client’s entire garden or backyard, it’s important to know your options for mulch distributors and what makes for a good one. That way, you can get the best results possible for yourself or your customers. In…
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When you’re in the market for a large load of mulching material, it’s tempting to turn to your closest big box store or an online retailer that may be states away. But have you tried searching for “mulch suppliers near me” or “bulk mulch suppliers near me” instead? Wholesale mulch suppliers in your area are…
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When you are looking for chopped wood for sale, it’s important to realize that not all bundles are created equal. You’ll encounter seasoned wood, which is air-dryed, while kiln-dried logs are dried to perfection in a controlled environment. Kiln-dried logs burn better and cleaner. It’s easy to light and leaves behind less creosote compared to…
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Buying firewood one bundle at a time can be frustrating. That’s why many homeowners prefer to stock up on larger quantities of firewood. While that’s a great idea, you need to know how to store fire wood correctly to protect it from pests and moisture. The last thing you want to do is set up…
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Deciding where to buy firewood sounds like a simple choice. However, sourcing your firewood from the wrong supplier can have unintended repercussions. If the wood hasn’t been properly dried, its moisture content will be too high, causing it to smoke excessively, snap, or crackle. It could also contain pests. Our helpful guide answers important questions…
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Finding the right type of wood can feel daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Certain types of wood are better for home and outdoor use than others, and this guide will help you spot the differences. When finding wood for stove, oven, and fireplace use, consider the characteristics of each wood type. Are you…
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We get it. Who would want a fire that fizzles out quickly, blows smoke all over your house and only makes trouble? Not us. Bad wood is what causes that annoying, frustrating fire. And you don’t deserve that! What you need is the best wood for your fireplace. If you want your home to stay…
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If you’ve ever wanted just enough firewood for cozy fires without overfilling your yard or garage, the 1/4 face cord of firewood is the perfect fit. It’s convenient, cleanly stacked, and ready for delivery right to your home anywhere in the Chicagoland area. Buying an entire cord of wood can be excessive and expensive. Purchasing…
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Anyone who has spent time around a fire knows not all wood burns the same. Fresh-cut logs, also known as “green” wood, can be frustrating to use. Green wood is heavy with moisture, smokes excessively, and produces little heat. If you are camping in Northern Illinois, the right campfire wood can mean the difference between…
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