Author Archives: Elliot Smith

Thanks to everyone for making 2020 the strangest but busiest firewood year yet. I can assure you all that our recent “crunchy” service should be back to its normal smoother self in the new year, after the pandemonium of the pre-Christmas rush this year. Deliveries start again on the 11th of January. Make sure and …

Firewood Express are delighted to announce that we have had our production systems and firewood audited, inspected and approved as meeting the Woodsure Ready to Burn standards. We have introduced robust systems to our quality management system to ensure our firewood meets or exceeds the Ready to Burn standards at all time. The Ready to Burn …

Silver Birch in Scandinavia In the winter I know we are all in different states of lockdown across the country, but we wanted to let you know it is business as usual with us. We are all socially distancing and being extra careful here. Cara, one of the partners here has ensured hand sanitisers are …

The image above was taken during the summer when we had the woodchipper in preparing woodchip for the daffodil drying season, but it shows the scale of our log seasoning yard. Thanks to Scott Cameron (who is our Blacksmith by day) for the drone photography. Our softwood (larch and Pine) sale ends tomorrow night, Halloween, …

Firewood Express have been involved in the processing and sale of softwoods for over 10 years. We consider our two top softwood species; larch and pine, to be the best value firewood available. As well as being excellent value (because of their premium burning properties and low pricing), they also have a better environmental profile than …

Firewood Processor working at Firewood Express Autumn 2020. This machine is used to handle all our oversized large logs.

As we are now well into our semi-seasoned firewood production season (firewood you buy in the summer to dry yourself, saving you money), I need to communicate our advice to satisfy the upcoming new log burning rules. If you buy wet wood from us, you must be ready and prepared to get your firewood dry. You …

Blog updating the late winter firewood stock and company news