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Season-ready
1/2 CordCord
$444
64 cu. ft. · precut 16" · seasoned oak
The household favorite. Plenty of dense, long-burning oak for a full season of fireplace nights without taking over your yard.
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Firewood delivery in Pinyon Pines & Alpine Village, CA.
Pinyon Pines and Alpine Village, on the Pines to Palms Highway above Palm Desert, are our neighbors. Seasoned oak and oak/cedar mix delivered to your Pinyon property, usually within days.
Burning wood in Pinyon Pines
What Pinyon Pines customers should know.
Pinyon sits on the desert-facing side of the Santa Rosa Mountains, which means big temperature swings: sunny 60-degree afternoons and nights that drop below freezing from late fall through early spring. Homes here are off the beaten path and most of them heat with wood.
The native pinyon and juniper around the neighborhood burn hot but fast and pop a lot of sparks. Seasoned oak is a calmer, longer burn that is much better suited to an indoor stove, and it produces the slow coals that keep a house warm until morning.
Because Pinyon Pines is right up the road from our operation, we can often work a delivery into the same week you call, and we know the local roads well enough to get a full cord to any property in the area.
We serve Pinyon Crest, Alpine Village and Highway 74 (Pines to Palms).
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Our pick for Pinyon Pines homes.
02Most popular
Season-ready
1/2 CordCord
$333
64 cu. ft. · precut 16" · oak/cedar mix
Our best-value half cord. Cedar catches quickly and oak carries the heat, so you spend less time coaxing a fire.
Request this loadEvery size, every wood
Quarter, half and full cords of seasoned oak and oak/cedar mix, all delivered free to Pinyon Pines.
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Local questions.
Why buy oak in Pinyon Pines when there is pinyon and juniper everywhere?
Local pinyon and juniper burn fast and throw sparks, which is fine for an outdoor pit but hard on an indoor stove. Seasoned oak burns longer, coals better and creates less creosote, so most Pinyon households heat with oak.