Green Firewood for Sale — State College, PA

Full cord delivered free within 10 miles.

At State College Lawn Care, we know that keeping your home warm and cozy during the colder months is a top priority. That's why we offer high-quality firewood for sale to our clients. Our firewood is carefully selected and sourced from local forests, ensuring that it is dry, seasoned, and ready to burn.


Our firewood is available in a variety of sizes and types to suit your needs. We offer split firewood, which is easy to store and stack, as well as logs of different lengths to fit your fireplace or wood stove. We also offer a range of hardwood and softwood options, depending on your preference and the type of fire you want to create.


In addition to firewood sales, we also offer delivery and stacking services to make the process even easier for you. Our team of professionals will carefully transport your firewood to your home and stack it in a convenient location, saving you the time and effort of doing it yourself.

Green firewood by the full cord

Green firewood is wood that's been recently cut and hasn't dried out yet. It seasons in your stack at home and is ready to burn once it's dry. We deliver it by the full cord — 128 cubic feet of locally cut Pennsylvania hardwood (oak, maple, cherry, and similar species).

You can take it two ways: as rounds (cut to length, not split) or split (ready to stack and season).

Stacked cut logs with visible round ends, showing brown wood and bark textures.

Pricing

Rounds — cut to 16–20” length, under 20” diameter, not split

$350 / cord — Free delivery within 10 miles


Split — cut and split, ready to stack

$500 / cord — Free delivery within 10 miles


A full cord is the legal standard: 4 ft tall × 4 ft deep × 8 ft long, 128 cubic feet. If you’ve seen “face cords” or “ricks” advertised at lower prices, those are about one-third of a full cord.


The rounds option exists for buyers who want to split their own wood — same cord, same species mix, $150 less.

Buy ahead. Season it yourself.

Firewood comes in three forms:


Green — freshly cut, not yet dry. Lowest price. Seasons in your stack.

Seasoned — air-dried already. Mid-range price.

Kiln-dried — dried in a kiln, ready to burn immediately. Highest price.


We sell green. The trade-off is straightforward: you give the wood time to dry in your own stack, and in exchange you pay less and you know exactly how it was stored.

Where we deliver — free, within 10 miles

We deliver free within 10 miles of our location — that covers the State College and Centre County area.

Not sure if you're inside the radius? Fill out the form below or call (814) 883-9444 — we'll confirm before scheduling.

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  • What is a cord of firewood?

    A cord is the legal unit of firewood in Pennsylvania: a stack 4 feet high by 4 feet deep by 8 feet long, 128 cubic feet total.

  • How much does a cord of firewood cost?

    Prices vary by wood type, seasoning, and whether delivery is included. At State College Firewood, a full cord of green hardwood is $350 for rounds (cut to length, not split) or $500 split, with free delivery within 10 miles of our location.

  • What's the difference between rounds and split?

    Rounds are cut to 16–20" length but not split — you split them yourself. Split wood is cut and split, ready to stack. Same cord, same species mix. Rounds save you $150 if you're set up to split your own.

  • How big are the rounds?

    Cut to 16–20" in length. All rounds are under 20" in diameter — no monster pieces to wrestle with.

  • What species do you deliver?

    Central PA mixed hardwoods — the exact mix in a given cord depends on what we’re cutting that week.

  • Does delivery cost extra?

    No. Delivery is included within 10 miles of our location.

  • How long until the wood is ready to burn?

    Green firewood seasons in your stack. Give it time, store it well (off the ground, top covered, sides open to airflow), and it'll be ready to burn. Oak takes longer than maple. If you want a deeper guide on seasoning, send us a note and we'll point you to one.

  • What's the difference between green firewood and seasoned firewood?

    Green firewood is freshly cut and still holds moisture. Seasoned firewood has dried out and is ready to burn. Green costs less because you do the seasoning yourself in your stack at home.