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We had to coordinate our wood delivery on quick notice but was able to contact Steve Sims.
http://www.1888oldalmond.com……
Looks like a fairly large operation. He delivered on Thanksgiving day a very nice full cord of 2 years aged Almond for $405. You can determine the value, but with wood sometimes sketchy on the size and quality of wood, it was worth it and the Almond burnt very long on the weekend!
I don’t think he enjoyed the weather, so if you need it you may want to get scheduled before any snowpack. He said he delivered to Bear previously and the site claims delivery to over 25 counties.
Good Luck!Haven’t had to buy any firewood in a while. What does a cord of hardwood go for these days, Felipe red to BTV?
Young Bob Cat moving slowly up my driveway on Karock
around 1:00 p.m. did not react to my dog barking, may be a sick animal, beware .Hi Michele S and snowshoe…will definitely contact when we find hardwood. Sharing a load up is great idea.
We would also be interested in 1/2 cord or oak or almond. Sometimes it is cheaper or easier to get delivery if going in together on a full truck/trailer load. If you guys want to split it, I’m interested.
I have about 1/2 pickup load of 18 to 20 inch round fir. Tree was cut last year. We have a propane gas stove so we do not need any wood. If interested let me know. I am not able to deliver.
Call Snider’s we are still clearing lots that are too much for the average lot cleaner…If Cal Fire sent you a notice give us a call. If you have a huge mess we can easily mulch it. Let us get yours done before we get heavy snow so Cal Fire can clear you and your property.209 795-2847 Licensed, bonded and insured! We also grind stumps…
Yeah, I had intended to make the link easier to get to and also convert the measurement units to inches… yet another project waiting to ripen 😉
Love the snow depth page. Great stuff bigtreestechman. But it isn’t easy to find on your website. I had to go to “Snow Depth Project” and read you last posting to find the link. It might be a good idea to add it to “Detailed Weather Info.” Just a thought. Keep up the great job. Love this website.
Thank you Joe! I am going to paste the link to our page! Thank you for doing this for everyone!
Jessica and Adam SniderLink to snow depth project below. It’s currently off due to wood chips covering part of the area where measurement is made. Measurement is in milimeters. 25.4mm = 1 inch.
