People report what they can see: a shop, a photo, a count, a price. Each entry shows how recently somebody actually looked, because that is the only thing that makes it useful. Seen it yourself? Add it in about thirty seconds.
Enter a ZIP to see who has bundles nearby and how recently anyone checked.
Somebody stood there and took a picture. Nobody has reserved anything for you.
Two hours old is worth driving to. Yesterday is worth a phone call first.
On a delivery, the driver confirms with their own eyes before spending your money.
Not exactly. It is a list of times somebody saw firewood, plus places that normally carry it. A sighting is evidence, not a promise — it tells you what one person could see from the kerb at a particular moment. That is why every entry shows how long ago it was seen.
No. Nobody on this board has any arrangement with us, and we do not speak for them. They are unclaimed pickup sources: public shops that happen to sell firewood. A store can take over its own entry later if it wants to.
Seen in the last 2 hours means somebody photographed wood there very recently. Seen in the last 24 hours means it was reported yesterday and is worth a call first. Usually carries firewood means nobody has checked today at all — the place is known for selling wood, but availability is unconfirmed.
Because without one this is a rumour, and a driver would waste a trip on it. The photo is the evidence, and the time you send it is what the freshness label is based on.
Credit when your sighting leads to an actual delivery. We deliberately do not pay for photographs on their own, because that would just buy fake ones.
Yes. Order bundles and a driver buys them and brings them to you, with the price itemised before you commit.
Have bundles delivered — a driver buys them and brings them to your address, with the wood, the delivery and the labor itemised before you decide. For a quarter cord to several cords from a local seller, post a request.