: Delivered truckloads of hardwood logs for firewood typically cost around $1,000 to $1,500 , or roughly $100 to $150 per cord .

Understanding exactly how much wood you are buying is the first step in determining if a full truckload is right for you.

: Logs are often unloaded by letting them roll off the side of the trailer or by using a truck-mounted crane. Where to Buy

: For milling purposes, a full load can yield between 3,000 board feet (small logs) and 5,000 board feet (large logs).

Finding a consistent supply can be the hardest part of the process. Starting to cut and split own firewood? - Facebook

: You will need a chainsaw (brands like Stihl or Husqvarna are frequently recommended by users on Facebook ) and ideally a log splitter or tractor to move the heavy rounds.

: A typical semi-trailer logging truck usually carries about 8 to 13 cords of wood.

: This is significantly cheaper than buying individual processed cords, which can range from $80 to $575 per cord depending on seasoning and delivery.