If you are going to use wood to flavor your food during cooking, you've got to have a good quality…read morewood to enhance the flavor without any nasty stuff like creosote that you get from wet, damp or contaminated wood. To get good results, you have to pay attention to the details. Just like a quality thermometer to pull that brisket at the right time, you need quality clean burning dry wood. I have a box of Smoak Firewood cherry, white oak, hickory and pecan at the ready at all times, if I get an urge to grill out or smoke on my PK360 or Cookshack. Every box appears to be hand picked, and clean and fresh but most importantly it's kiln dried. Having several boxes at the ready allows me to pick and match the wood to the thing I'm cooking. The owner Amy and staff are incredible folks that can answer any questions you have and even provide appropriately sized pieces. I'd much rather give my money to a local small business like this. If I'm remembering right, I believe they also supply several restaurants with cooking wood. This wood is even packaged so nice, it would be a great gift for a foodie! If you need some on a Saturday or while in Newnan or Sharpsburg it's also available at Cleaver & Cork.

Over 30 years of ordering firewood I've burned a lot. Most recently I ordered from Smoak who…read morepromptly delivered extra length wood, provided a measured face cord of oak, and stacked it neatly, very neatly. It was a little more expensive than some, but the quality is better than anything I've had before. Why does that matter? It starts easily but burns much longer. The pieces aren't from a trash tree, no rotten sections, perfectly split and clean. My full wood rack will last much longer than the cheaper products I've used in the past. I am a huge fan.

Great LOCAL company!! Excellent communication and quick scheduling! Offers options on tree services…read moreand worked with my budget. Exceptional firewood with delivery and stacking!! Will continue to use

Good service and product. Got 1/2 cord of firewood delivered just when I requested- stacked neatly…read morejust where I wanted it. Ethan was friendly and professional. I will certainly use them again.

Requested firewood to be delivered after 4pm (checkin time for Airbnb). Picture was sent to me at…read more4:01pm of firewood delivered next to fire pit. Even helped me with some fishing advice. Great service, great price, highly recommend.

You can't ask for better service. Please use this company for your firewood needs. Price was also…read morevery good.

I was really pleased when buying firewood from this company. The whole ordering process was easy,…read morethe delivery process was seamless. They stacked the wood for me exactly where I requested. I will continue to use them.

The big deal to me is when you order wood, is how much wood you are getting from the provider? I've…read morebeen buying firewood for over 40 years and in the last 5 years it has become more difficult to find a seller who knows how to measure wood. You'll find plenty of companies that sell "cords, truckloads, ricks, stacks, etc." I always buy a "true" cord. A "truckload"-think a Ford F-150, will barely hold a 1/3 cord. If you want a "cord"of wood, then you better make sure that you understand the difference between a "face cord" and a "true cord. A "true" cord of wood is a standard measurement used to quantify firewood. It is defined as a stack of wood that measures 4 feet high, 4 feet wide, and 8 feet long, totaling 128 cubic feet of wood. A "face" cord, on the other hand, refers to a stack of wood that is typically 4 feet high and 8 feet long, but the depth can vary. The most common depth for a face cord is 16 inches, which is a common length for cut logs. This means a face cord contains about one-third of a full cord, or approximately 42.7 cubic feet of wood. In summary: - Cord: 128 cubic feet (4' x 4' x 8'). - Face Cord: Typically 42.7 cubic feet (4' x 8' x 16"). Make sure to clarify which measurement is being used when purchasing firewood. It takes 3 "face" cords to equal 1 "true"cord! I texted Matt at North Atlanta Firewood to confirm the measurement of a "true" cord of wood. Their website clearly shows the measurements of all the wood that they sell, but I just wanted to be certain as my previous purchases from other providers over the last few years didn't "measure up" to what was promised, both in size and quality of the firewood. Matt arranged for a delivery of Oak firewood a couple days later and texted me the evening before with a 2 hour time window for delivery. The next day, I received another text from the delivery guys telling me that they were 15 minutes away-right on time! The 2 young guys that delivered were extremely pleasant. The stacking site was not that easy to get to, but they worked very hard getting the wood to that site, with a smile on their faces the entire time. When finished, we measured the wood pile and it was, as hoped for, a "true"cord-128 cubic feet. I gave them both a nice tip-(they worked, very, very hard). The quality of the wood and the delivery service was exactly what I had hoped for. I have already referred my neighbor to Northside Firewood and will absolutely use them again. Do yourself a favor, buy from Northside as they know how to measure firewood, in any amount that you want. You will get great firewood at a terrific price, from nice people.

They are very nice. Gave me all the necessary information, I will definitely use their service in…read morethe future.

From the owner: Davenport firewood is providing services for all your firewood needs through the winter. We are…read moreSelling firewood by the face cord for $125 that includes delivery and stacking of your wood.

Best customer service!! I ordered a box of oak firewood but received a box of kindling. I sent a…read morebitchy and whiny email to them. They politely replied that I received someone else's box. Next day I had the correct box. So professional. Sorry I wasn't ​

Great kiln dried wood that burns longer and without as much smoke as non-kiln dried wood. Pricey…read morefor sure which is a drawback.

I came up to blue ridge to go primitive camping last weekend and our group needed some firewood for…read morethe night and for cooking the next day. Without firewood on a night that was in the 20's would have sucked real bad and been really really cold. It was not a super long drive from where I was camping so that was a plus. I called before to make sure he had enough firewood for me to pick up and he assured me that he did. He has $20,30,60,85 stacks in front of his house. The stacks were big and the wood was well seasoned so it burned well. 20 to 30 stack can maybe hauled with a SUV but bring a truck for a 60 to 85 stack. I had no cell coverage up here so I couldn't call him once I got here but he did tell me to just take the firewood and leave the money in the money box. I loved this idea.. I trust you and you trust me... 1st day I came by and got a $20 stack and the next day I came back and grab another $30 stack.. Both times I came to pick up firewood, I never saw anyone but if you are a douchebag and are thinking to not pay before you go, whoever is inside knows whos outside.. didn't meet anyone but I heard the camera move around when I was loading the car up. we had more than enough firewood to keep a really big fire going the whole time we were there. I will definitely return to get more firewood from here if I come back for camping which I am most certain I will. Good job Woody's firewood...

Absolutely do not get wood from this place! You pull up and load your wood and then put money in…read morethe slot. Sounds like an honest set up right? I called and asked for seasoned wood. The wood won't burn! I split some and it's wet all the way through! I'm reporting them to the state agriculture. $85 for green wood!!!

What a gem! Best peaches I have had in a long time! GA born…read moreand raised I know good produce when I see it and this place is great! Prices are higher than grocery stores or a co-op but all of the produce is much better quality.

*** I LOVED this experience! *** I came in today, having…read morepassed many times on my way to appointments, but I decided to do in today. I thought, pulling in, is this anything like the old farmers market at the corner of Johnson Ferry and Upper Roswell from like ~25+ years ago...? *** IT'S THE SAME PLACE *** Walking in it's such a quaint yet boisterous little converted facility into a produce, counter service and BBQ deli! I'm in East Cobb, wait.. "naw." The BBQ smoke can be seen from the road at hightime. The smell is familiar but the quality of farm to table to fresh looks like something from my childhood growing up in Foley, AL! PLEASE come check these folks out, ask for one of the two Amys! The Amy I was pleased to meet reminded me of the Rick story and how they're still getting their goods and showed me around.. even made sure I left with some fresh (REAL) scuppernongs and muscadines! Don't know what I just said? Don't fret! Come and let Any and the Company at Rick's Farmers Market educate your expectation in seasonal and forgotten flavors of the South! ~ Brad