Firewood Delivery in Seattle, WA

Firewood Delivery to Seattle Homes and Businesses

Alex's Cords and Bundles delivers seasoned firewood to Seattle from our yard in Bothell, about 15 miles north of the city. We hear from a lot of folks in the north end of the city — Lake City, Maple Leaf, Wedgwood, and the neighborhoods around Northgate and Green Lake — where older homes with wood stoves and fireplaces are common, along with backyard fire pits that get regular use most of the year in this climate. Whether you're heating a home in Lake City or just want a bundle for a fire pit night near Green Lake, we split and season our wood before it ever leaves the yard, so it's ready to burn the day it arrives.

Seattle's damp winters make properly seasoned wood especially important; green or half-dried wood struggles to catch and smokes heavily in wet weather, while seasoned wood lights easily and burns hot even when everything outside is soaked. We deliver both full cords for home heating and smaller bundles for occasional fires, and pricing is based on the actual driving distance from Bothell to your address — use the delivery estimate tool on our homepage to get a price before you call.

Cords, Bundles & Kindling for Seattle Fireplaces and Fire Pits

• Full and half cords of seasoned split firewood for wood stoves and fireplaces
• Bundled firewood for backyard fire pits and patio fires
• Kindling and fire starter wood for a quick, easy light
• Delivery timed around your schedule — we're open 24 hours

Serving Seattle and the Greater Puget Sound Area

Beyond Seattle, we also deliver firewood throughout King and Snohomish County, including Bellevue across the lake and Kirkland along the Eastside. If you're outside these areas, our delivery estimate tool will price a delivery to just about any Puget Sound address based on distance from our Bothell location.

How Much Firewood Does a Seattle Home Need?

If you searched "firewood delivery near me" because your wood stove is running low mid-winter, you're not alone — it's one of the most common calls we get from Seattle customers. A single full cord goes a long way for occasional supplemental heat, but a household running a wood stove as a primary heat source through a full Puget Sound winter should plan on ordering more, since our wet season stretches from October well into April most years. If you're not sure how much to order, tell us about your stove or fireplace and how often you burn, and we'll help you land on a reasonable number instead of guessing and running out in January.

Firewood Delivery FAQs for Seattle