Seasoned Firewood for Sale in Lake Dallas, TX
“Wow, That’s a Lot of Wood!” Guarantee
If your first reaction isn’t “Wow, that’s a lot of wood!”—we’ll bring more until it is. Check out our pricing and availability below. Please call or use the provided form with any questions.
High-Quality Firewood, Locally Sourced
Our firewood is locally sourced in Denton County, and the surrounding North Texas areas. The wood is cut from trees that Tree Shepherds has removed or pruned. Since we cannot predict or control what species of trees that we will be called to work on within a given period, inventory for tree species not commonly found in the urban landscape can fluctuate. Quantities are subject to availability. Please contact us about our seasoned firewood quantities.
Pickup Location and Times:
Tree Shepherds, 314 Carlisle Dr, Lake Dallas, TX 75065
Call ahead to schedule a pickup time for anything larger than bundles.
Bundles are available during business hours: 7:30am to 4:00pm, Monday-Friday.
Firewood Delivery
To have your firewood delivered to your property, there is a $195 fee. We only deliver within Denton County.
If the firewood needs to be carried more than 150 feet from the location of our delivery truck, there will be an extra fee of $30.
Please call 972-317-9598 or fill out the form below to schedule a delivery time and to confirm the delivery location.
*Requests for pieces of a specific length are available for an additional $40.
Wood for Your Fire Pit, Outdoor Fireplace, Campfire, Solo Stoves and Chimineas
We have small chunks of Oak and mixed hardwoods that are just the right size for backyard fire pits, campfires and outdoor pizza ovens. Campfire wood is only available for pick up. We do not deliver. See “Campfire, Fire Pit Wood” prices below.
Smoking Woods
As of January 2026, we have limited supplies of Pecan and Mesquite. Please ask about availability.
Pre-Split Wholesale Firewood
Ask us about purchasing pre-split logs for your own firewood business. Please contact us for details using the form below.
Ask about our Kindling: $10 for a 30 gallon container!
Pricing and Available Wood
| Value Bag, Oak & Mixed Hardwoods | Cost |
|---|---|
| 1 bundle (wrapped, 0.65 cu. ft.)* | $4.50 |
| *Local pick up only | See FAQ below for more details. |
| Camping, Fire Pit Wood | Cost |
|---|---|
| 1 full wheelbarrow, 6 cu. ft. (pickup only) | $12.50 |
| 1/4 cord | $90 |
| 1/2 cord | $180 |
| 3/4 cord | $270 |
| 1 cord | $360 |
| Mixed Hardwoods | Cost |
|---|---|
| 1 full wheelbarrow 6 cu. ft. (pickup only) | $20 |
| 1/4 cord | $95 |
| 1/2 cord | $190 |
| 3/4 cord | $285 |
| 1 cord | $380 |
| Oak | Cost |
|---|---|
| 1 full wheelbarrow 6 cu. ft. (pickup only) | $25 |
| 1/4 cord | $105 |
| 1/2 cord | $210 |
| 3/4 cord | $315 |
| 1 cord | $420 |
| *Local pick up only | See FAQ below for more details. |
| Pecan | Cost |
|---|---|
| 1 full wheelbarrow 6 cu. ft. (pickup only) | $30 |
| 1/4 cord | $105 |
| 1/2 cord | $210 |
| 3/4 cord | $315 |
| 1 cord | $420 |
Firewood Contact
Please note: All firewood-related questions will be answered in 2 to 3 days. Thank you for your patience.
Firewood FAQ
What type of Oak do you have?
There are many varieties of oak. In Denton County, there are at least twenty different species. There are two common groups call Red Oak and White Oak. When splitting firewood, we do not differentiate between these and mix them all together.
However, the most common 3 types of oak that we remove are Post Oak (White Oak family), Live Oak (Red Oak), and Shumard Oak (Red Oak).
What are mixed hardwoods?
We receive our wood from trees that have been removed primarily in the Denton County area. This includes a variety of species, including Hackberry, Bradford Pear, Cedar Elm, American Elm, Ash, Mulberry, and many more.
We exclude species we either know don’t burn well, or are softwoods. Species we do not include are: Bois d’arc, Pine, Cottonwood and Eastern Red Cedar.
How big are your pieces of wood?
Length: 12 to 22 inches with the average ranging between 16 to 18 inches.
How much wood is in a cord?
A cord of wood is a measurement of 128 cu. ft. with the wood stacked in a way that it can stand alone. Typically, the ends of the stack of wood will be cross stacked for stability, while the middle is stacked parallel for compactness.
Common ways to stack this are 8 ft long x 4 ft deep x 4 ft tall. Or 16 ft long x 2 ft deep x 4 ft tall. Keep in mind, that stacking wood is not an exact science. Someone might stack the same pile of wood twice and get two different measurements. We try to err on the side of giving more.
What is the difference between a rick, a cord, and a face cord?
A Face cord is stacked only 1 log length deep. Since most logs are between 16 to 18 inches, this gives a smaller volume than 128 cu. ft.
A rick is just slightly smaller than ½ cord. It is ½ of a face cord. Another way to say it: It is ½ cord that is stacked only one log length deep. Most firewood racks hold 1 rick.
A cord of wood is a full 128 cu. ft.
Do you carry Pecan, Hickory, or Fruitwoods?
We have a limited supply of pecan. Please contact us for availability.
Hickory and Fruitwoods are rare in Denton County, and we rarely have them in stock. Feel free to ask though!
Why should I buy from Tree Shepherds?
That tree that you see removed from your neighbor’s backyard? That’s what you’re receiving after it has been processed. We do our best to not waste anything and keep wood from the landfill.
We also do our best to be honest and fair with all our customers. If you feel like you didn’t get a fair deal, please call us back and we’ll work with you.