★ 5.0 · 22 Google reviews · Ready to Burn
Logs delivered across Cheadle, Tean and the Churnet Valley. ST10 is in our inner ring, so delivery is free over £50 and £12 below that.
£12 delivery to Cheadle, free from £50 · on our own trailer, never a courier
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Kiln dried hardwood, dried below 20% and certified Ready to Burn. Add to your basket and we’ll ring to agree a delivery day.
Carefully prepared mixed British hardwood, cut to 9–10 inches and dried below 20% moisture. These logs light easily, burn hotter and last longer with less smoke and residue. Suitable for stoves, log burners, open fires and pizza ovens.
Kiln dried logs cut to the standard 9–10 inch length but two to three times larger in diameter. They provide prolonged heat with fewer refills and suit overnight burning, larger stoves and big fireplaces.
Half a cubic metre of kiln dried hardwood in a bulk bag. The same high-quality logs as the larger loads, with a clean, efficient burn and excellent heat output. Ideal for limited storage, restricted access or occasional use.
Dry kindling made from recycled softwood, cut to around 6 inches with mixed diameters for a greater lighting surface. Add nets to a log delivery for quick, smokeless fire starting.
Free delivery to Cheadle when your order comes to £50 or more. Inner delivery area, on our own trailer.
We deliver to ST10. Enter your full postcode in the checker to confirm before you order.
Kiln dried logs certified Ready to Burn (WS7474/00001), cut and dried at our yard near Uttoxeter.
We deliver kiln dried and seasoned logs right across Cheadle and the Moorlands villages from our yard at Uttoxeter. ST10 sits inside our inner delivery area, so most loads arrive with delivery free.
We cover Cheadle and out through Upper and Lower Tean, Checkley, Kingsley, Froghall, Oakamoor, Alton, Dilhorne and Draycott in the Moors, and on towards Ipstones.
We know these lanes. The drop down through the Churnet Valley, the narrow stretches round Oakamoor and Alton, the farm tracks off the B5417: none of it is new to us, but it does mean we want to know what we're coming to. Steep drives and soft ground are common, and we use a tipping trailer. Tell us about a tight gateway, a steep pull up to the house or a yard that turns soft in the wet when you order, and we'll plan it properly.
Cheadle sits higher and colder than the Trent valley, and it stays wet for longer. If your house is off the gas main, as plenty are out towards Kingsley and Ipstones, the burner is doing the real work from October onwards and you'll get through more wood than someone in town.
That's an argument for kiln dried logs rather than seasoned. Ours come in under 20% moisture and are Ready to Burn certified (WS7474/00001), so they light straight off and give you the heat you paid for. Damp wood spends the first half hour boiling the water out of itself instead of warming the room, and puts the tar straight up your flue. In a house where the stove is on every night, that difference adds up over a winter, both in logs burned and in how often the chimney needs sweeping.
If your wood is going into an open-sided store or an outbuilding, keep the stack off the floor and the top covered, leave the sides open to the air, and it'll be in the same condition in February as the day it arrived. Our guide to lighting and storing logs has more.
Plan your winter
Four quick taps. We’ll work out your winter in cubic metres and show the load that covers it, ready to add to your basket.
Warm homes in Cheadle
From us, delivered to your door rather than collected from a forecourt. A bulk bag holds half a cubic metre and a barrow bag about a fifth. Bags suit you if you're short of space or the lorry can't reach where the wood needs to go. If you can take a loose tip, a full cubic metre works out cheaper per log. Ordering early gives you a better choice of day in a busy winter.
Up here the stove is often the heart of the house from October to April. Chunky logs burn slower and see you through the evening with fewer refills, and they're ideal for banking up the stove before bed. Pair them with standard kiln dried logs for quick heat when you first light up.
Woodland to burner
Every log starts as a by-product of woodland management and tree work we were doing anyway — thirty years of forestry contracts across Staffordshire and Derbyshire.
From local contractors, The National Forest, and a large UK woodland management company. All British, and kept close to home so it isn’t hauled halfway across the country.
Cut to 9–10 inches and split, then stacked by species mix and drying stage.
Kiln dried at a local drying facility, then meter-checked by us before delivery, ensuring it’s under 20%.
We ring you to agree a delivery slot, then bring your logs in our own vehicle for a loose-tipped delivery.
What customers say
Huge thank you to Lee for helping us out with his knowledge and expertise. Called in the morning and had my delivery by the afternoon. Brilliant.
So helpful from beginning to end and really good quality firewood, reasonably priced.
Fantastic service. Nothing is too much trouble. Happy to help stack the logs and offer advice on storage. Even helped arrange some pallets.
Showed up when promised and was really flexible when I was held up and running late. Really pleased with the quality of the logs.
A lovely family run passionate business. Recommended to us by a good friend. Quality first class and a service to match.
Easy experience all round, from ordering to delivery. Logs are great. Will be using them again in the future.
All well seasoned, similar sizing and a good mix of species. Good price. Burns great, almost like kiln dried.
Very prompt service at very short notice, great quality wood at a very decent price. Very professional company.
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Talk it through with the family who cut and deliver your wood. We’ll help you work out what you need.
