The wood yard
TIME DOES THE DRYING.
Cut, split, stacked off the ground, then left with air around it. Seasoning is part of the work, long before a truck leaves the yard.
THROUGH MORE
THAN ONE SEASON.
Our mixed oak and maple is air-seasoned for 18–24 months in raised rows with covers over the tops and the sides left open. It is not kiln-dried.
Before a load leaves, we split five pieces from that load and use a moisture meter on the fresh interior faces. Our dispatch target is 15–20% on those sampled faces. We record and share the readings with the delivery.
Those are readings of the pieces we check, not a measurement of every log. If a sample is above our target, that load stays at the yard for more drying and another check.
01 / The conversation
START WITH YOUR SPACE.
A rough stack size and a description of the driveway help us plan. We confirm the road distance, truck access and any stacking before setting a price.
02 / The delivery
KNOW WHEN TO EXPECT US.
Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8am–4pm. Deliveries run Tuesday–Saturday, 8am–5pm, with a two-hour arrival window agreed in advance.
The yard at 18 Mill Road, Maple Crossing, is a working yard without walk-in pickup. All loads go out on the delivery route.
LET’S SIZE UP YOUR STACK.
Allow 7–10 days for November delivery. We’ll agree on the details before a load is scheduled.