Firewood & Woodyards

Copper Knoll Farms is a family farm in Pittsgrove, New Jersey, run by Chester and Kimberly, who bought the property in 2019. It is not an open-field farm. Lavender, elderberries, and log-grown mushrooms are raised alongside a managed woodland. Their firewood is "harvested from our woods" under a long-term Forest Stewardship Plan that aims to improve tree health, support wildlife habitat, and harvest with purpose. They sell both green and dry firewood for fireplaces, stoves, and outdoor fires. The mushrooms are grown on logs cut from the same woods, using certified organic spawn. The family recently became members of the American Chestnut Foundation and has begun introducing chestnut trees to the forest. The farm store is at 457 Willow Grove Road in Elmer, New Jersey. It suits a homeowner who wants firewood for a fireplace or stove and likes knowing the wood came from a woodland under a managed plan. From copperknollfarms.com, read 13 November 2026.

Warm and Toasty Firewood is a firewood and mulch business in Dover, New Jersey, run from a main storage yard. It has served Northern New Jersey for over 30 years. The work covers firewood processing and mulch, and the firm delivers the finished product to its customers. It covers a 30 mile radius from its main storage yard. Customers include people who heat their homes and people who just want a fire to enjoy. Delivery runs on late model trucks, and the firm aims to get firewood to customers in a timely fashion. The business is in Morris County, and its work is summed up in one line: "we take pride in our firewood." Warm and Toasty Firewood suits a landowner near Dover who has cut wood to turn into firewood or mulch and wants it delivered. From warmandtoastyfirewood.com, read 13 November 2026.

Kirk Allen Trucking & Landscape Supply is a landscape supply yard in Stanhope, New Jersey, and it also splits firewood. The yard sells bulk mulch, topsoil, stone and sand, and it offers dump truck work, commercial snow plowing, power sweeping and screening. For a landowner, the firewood side is the part that matters. It splits logs and tree rounds you have already cut. It is not a business that buys standing timber from landowners. Firewood splitting is set up for people who already have logs ready to process. You can bring them to the yard, or ask for on-site splitting, though on-site availability may vary by location. The business can split logs up to 24 inches in diameter, in varying lengths, and the work covers hardwoods and softwoods, including oak, maple and pine. Its own words describe "powerful, commercial-grade equipment to split logs quickly and uniformly." Splitting is priced by custom quote. The yard has served Northern New Jersey for over 25 years, and its delivery covers the Warren, Morris and Sussex County metro areas. It suits a landowner in Northern New Jersey who has already cut logs and wants them split for firewood, not a landowner looking to sell a stand of timber. From kirkallenlandscapesupply.com, read 13 November 2026.

Tree Removal is the name this entry goes by, but the business behind it is Edwards & Sons Pro, a family-owned company in Southampton Township, New Jersey, in business since 2013. Its main work today is concrete, including driveways, patios, sidewalks and foundations across South Jersey. It still does tree work and firewood alongside that. On the tree side, it takes down dead, dying, storm-damaged and hazardous trees, plus healthy trees in the way of a driveway, addition or landscaping plan. It also does trimming, stump and root grinding, lot clearing, and storm and emergency response. Large trees near a house or fence are cut in sections and lowered with rigging. Brush, logs and limbs are hauled away unless the customer wants firewood-length rounds left behind. It sells mixed hardwood firewood by the cord. The crew works across Burlington, Camden and Gloucester counties, with towns named including Medford, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Pemberton and Trenton. Every job starts with a walk of the property and a written quote before any work begins. Cash is accepted. The owner, Bryce Edwards, puts it this way: "We treat every property like it's our own." It suits a South Jersey homeowner with a hazard tree near the house, a storm-damaged tree to clear, or a need for mixed hardwood firewood by the cord. From edwardsandsonspro.com, read 13 November 2026.