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Firewood Sales & Delivery referrals in Granby, CT from Oct 29, 2015
Joanne B. asked:
Anyone know where to get a cord of firewood delivered? I tried a few of the contacts in prior posts (Sotil,Bentley) but no wood. Thanks.
Lisa P. answered:
Hollister's?
Josette L. answered:
Agree, I get my wood from them.
Gary D. answered:
Stony brook farm in north Granby has plenty 860-653-9758 I drive buy at least 4 times a week. I stopped and they want $250 a cord picked up or delivered. Seems to be the going rate, have called five places so far and that's the amount I was quoted each time.
Gary D. answered:
I believe it is at that price!!! I passed on all Five. Oil is cheaper right now
Joanne B. answered:
Thanks...we tried them but they haven't returned our call. Will try again.
Margaret R. answered:
Case's in Canton
Josette L. answered:
Call again, his name is DJ, tell him I referred you he is not good about returning calls.
Claire M. answered:
Eden Lanati Wimpfheimer does your dad still have?
Pete N. answered:
There is a severe shortage of firewood this year. Hollister received 140 calls in one day, some from as far away as New york state.
Josette L. answered:
Open Hearth in Hartford
Joanne B. answered:
Seems funny to have a shortage. ..guess I should ask the state as they've cut down a bunch of trees along the highways...LOL. Thank you all for your suggestions....we will keep searching.
Lisa D. answered:
Whoever you do go with make sure they are selling a cord or a fraction of a cord. Companies selling "a truck load" or anything described as something other than a cord are probably not the most reputable nor are they following the regs for selling wood. We had one company deliver and it was green wood and we made them take it back as some of it wasn't even hard wood. Definitely inspect it before they unload and pay the extra $25/30 to have it stacked to make sure you receive what you pay for, we've gotten burned in the past. There is information online about how to find a reputable wood seller as there is a consumer protection agency out there for wood being used as a heat source. I want to say we've used Hollister's in the past. They aren't advertising having wood right now though from what my husband said. Good luck!
