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Since 1994, WoodKing Firewood has proudly served clients in the Foothills and Calgary areas, providing top-quality firewood that fuels warmth and comfort. With decades of experience, we take pride in offering premium, seasoned firewood to meet your heating and recreational needs. Whether you’re preparing for a cozy winter night or a summer campfire, we’ve got you covered!

Now, you can conveniently pick up your firewood at 283255 Township Road 224. For trusted, reliable firewood that Calgary and Foothills residents have counted on for over 30 years, choose WoodKing Firewood—where quality always rules!

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Delivery

Get premium firewood delivered right to your door with WoodKing Firewood! Whether you’re in Calgary or the surrounding areas, we offer fast, reliable firewood delivery, ensuring you stay warm and ready for any season.

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Pick up your premium firewood at WoodKing Firewood, located at 283255 Township Road 224. Convenient, high-quality firewood, ready when you are!

Premium Quality Firewood

We are dedicated to delivering premium quality firewood that surpasses industry standards. Our commitment to excellence has roots in sourcing only the finest, sustainably, and ethically harvested wood. Enjoy a warm and inviting fire that burns beautifully, providing lasting heat and a cozy ambiance.

Reliable Delivery

Enjoy reliable firewood delivery with our firewood delivery service. We guarantee timely, hassle-free delivery of high-quality, seasoned firewood straight to your door. Trust us for dependable service that keeps your home warm. We have options to deliver the wood loose or palletized upon delivery. 

Great Customer service

We are committed to providing you with the best firewood and customer service in the industry. We stand behind the quality of our firewood, and if you’re not completely satisfied with your purchase, we’ll make it right.

types of wood available

Cedar Firewood

Cedar firewood is a premium softwood that burns hot and fast. It makes excellent kindling because of how easy it is to light. When using Cedar as firewood, you will get a fast burn with hot flames and a delightful aroma to set the atmosphere. It lets off a moderate amount of smoke, crackling and popping.

Birch logs stacked on a trunk

Naturally seasoned birch

Birch is the gold standard for indoor or outdoor burning. If you are using it in a wood stove or indoor fireplace you will notice I has a beautiful flame, burning, long and hot. It is renowned for its clean burning qualities and low smoke, with low creosote build up. You can be confident to enjoy your fire when burning birch.

Lodgepole Pine

Due to its density Lodgepole Pine is significantly better than any Poplar, Spruce or alternative pines such as White Pine or Jack Pine as It burns at a higher temperature and lasts longer than lower-grade softwood alternatives.  This is a great type of wood for outdoor burning and can be used when needed for indoor burning.

Apple Firewood

Our Naturally seasoned Orchard Apple is sourced from orchards in Summerland BC.  This is a beautiful dense hardwood that gets split down to size for firewood purposes. Due to the nature of the apple trees, this wood will frequently vary in shape and size. 

Birch logs stacked on a trunk

Cherry Firewood

Orchard Cherry firewood offers a clean, slow burn with a delightful, slightly sweet aroma. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor fires, it delivers steady heat and minimal smoke. Cherry wood is also prized for smoking, infusing meats with a subtle, rich flavor.

Tamarack firewood chopped and stacked on a trunk

Premium Alberta Tamarack

Tamarack is a premium softwood firewood with high density and premium quality burning. It provides a long and hot burn with low smoke, crackling, and popping. Burning this wood leaves a pleasant aroma and scorching coals, making it useful for indoor or outdoor burning. 

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Product packaging

Bulk Firewood

We sell firewood in bulk to provide better value, convenience, and long-term supply for our customers. By offering larger quantities, you save money and reduce the need for frequent reordering, ensuring you’re always prepared. Our bulk firewood is carefully seasoned and ready to burn, giving you consistent warmth and reliability throughout the season.

Firewood Bags

We offer firewood in smaller canvas bags for ultimate convenience and portability. Perfect for quick use or smaller spaces, these bags provide just the right amount of seasoned firewood for camping trips, backyard fire pits, or cozy nights indoors. The durable canvas bags make handling and storage easy, ensuring you always have a clean and ready-to-use supply on hand.

What is a cord of firewood?
A cord of firewood is the standard measurement used to break down how much wood you will be receiving in the firewood industry. A standard cord measures out as 4ft by 4ft by 8ft for 128 cubic feet of firewood. A cord splits into increments including ⅛, ¼, ⅓, ½, ¾ and Full Cord.
What is a face cord?
A face cord of firewood is a slang term used in the industry that means ⅓ of a cord. This term is also referred to as a bush cord. A face cord measures out as 42 cubic feet of stacked firewood.
How does the wood get to me?
When we deliver our firewood, we hand stack your order into the appropriate quantity required for your order, Example ¼ cord ½ cord etc. Once the wood is loaded into our truck, we bring it to your property and either unload it by hand or hydraulic dump when access is permitted. The wood is delivered in a loose pile upon delivery.
Is stacking included in delivery?
Firewood stacking upon delivery is an optional additional fee. The fee is based on the access and quantity of wood that you are receiving. Please inquire for exact pricing.
What is the difference between inexpensive firewood and expensive firewood?
When talking about firewood, there are a few things to keep in mind. The most common is the overall burn time and how much heat it releases. The more heat and burn time creates a higher BTU, the unit of measurement used for energy in the firewood industry. The more premium the firewood generally, the slower it burns while still burning significantly hotter than a lesser species of wood. As you purchase higher quality firewood you will find less ash and residue leftover, depending on the kind of wood your utilizing. Some woods give off a pleasant scent or are specifically used for cooking and add flavor to food. All these factors affect the price and quality of individual species of firewood.
What is the difference between loose and stacked firewood?
The main difference between loose and stacked firewood is the exact quantity that is being purchased. With loose wood, there can only be a general estimation of how much wood there is. This is due to air space and other similar factors created by the random arrangement of each piece of wood. However, with stacked firewood, you get exactly what you pay for. This guarantees you are getting your money’s worth of firewood, without losing out on several cubic feet of air space.
Why is wood sold in Cubic feet and not by weight?
Generally, the reason you shouldn’t sell wood by weight is that wood burns optimally at 7-15% moisture. When wood is appropriately dried then, the weight will all be very standardized and similar for each quantity sold. However, let’s say the wood has 25% moisture. Water is extremely heavy; thus, you end up paying more money for a substandard product impacting your overall experience. You pay more for a lower quality product if the firewood is not adequately dried.
How do I start a fire?
There are many ways to start a fire, from the old school bundle of newspapers all rolled up in a ball, to new-age tools and products that are made explicitly for starting fires. However, if you do not have access to these tools and products, a very common and consistent fire starting secret is to put a small amount of petroleum jelly (Vaseline) onto a paper towel. Then light the paper towel on fire and voila! Petroleum jelly acts as a very inexpensive and easily accessible fire starter because of its long and hot burn time. Once the Vaseline catches fire it will set your kindling/firewood on fire to create the warm and cozy fire your looking for.
What is the best wood for kindling?
Generally, the best wood for kindling is Cedar as it is very straight-grained and easy to split into smaller pieces. It ignites right away and has a sweet scent when it first lights, adding to the atmosphere of the fire. You can start a fire with any smaller pieces of dry firewood and dry wood bark. Birch and Douglas Fir bark act as a fantastic fire starter.
What does kiln-dried mean?
A kiln is a large warehouse-size oven that quickly dries wood to a specified moisture amount. On top of drying, the wood kilns also helps kill bacteria such as fungus, mold and parasites that may be residing in the wood. This provides you with a much cleaner, and enjoyable experience while burning the firewood.
How big is the wood? What length is it cut to?
We use a wood processor, therefore the majority of firewood pieces are cut to 16″ in length, with varying width sizes.
What does naturally seasoned wood mean?
Naturally seasoned means the wood is left out in the sun to dry out over time. It is not put through an artificial drying process making it rely on time, wind and sunshine.
What is the optimal moisture of wood?
Generally, for firewood, you’re looking for between 10-20% moisture for the optimal burn. Although a little more or a little less is still okay, just not quite as perfect.
What's the difference between softwood and hardwood?
Generally, the defining factor between softwood and hardwood is its density. Softwoods pop more due to higher amount of air pockets and moisture levels inside the wood. On the other hand, hardwood fibers are more densely packed and leave little to no air pockets, stopping popping from occurring.
What are woods suitable for cooking and smoking?
When looking for cooking and smoking wood the most common factors to be on the lookout for are; how hot the wood burns, for how long does it burns, and how reliable are the coals it creates. Taking all these factors into consideration Hardwood fulfills all the requirements and is best suited for the job. If you are specifically looking to cook or smoke certain foods, you may want to experiment with woods like Cedar, Maple, Apple, and Cherry, all depending on the flavor profiles of the food being cooked or smoked. For example, Cedar is a commonly used when cooking fish. Some recipes call for cooking directly on top of a cedar plank. Restaurants often use Apple wood as a smoking and flavoring agent for smoking red meats. Where seasoning falls short experimenting with different varieties of wood is the best way to figure out what you enjoy when adding depth and flavor to your food.
What is the best wood for spatial heating?
Birch is the best wood for spatial heating, due to its high BTU. Birch firewood allows for the heating of large spaces with the least amount of wood being burned. It is a cost effective wood that leaves less creosote (ash) residue left over. Making clean up and emptying your fireplace much easier.
Why use firewood for heating?
Firewood is a natural resource that is more sustainable than natural gas. It has a net neutral carbon effect on the environment and can be utilized as an effective heating source for indoors or outdoors. By utilizing modern heating systems that use firewood you will find that they are significantly cheaper than using natural gas or other renewable resource alternatives.
How big are standard convenience store firewood bags/bundles, and how big are yours in comparison?
The average bags found at convenience stores are 0.75 cubic f.t. Sometimes convenience stores will carry larger bags as big as 1.0 cubic f.t. The bags that we make are 1.5 cubic f.t. This equates to roughly 14-20 pieces in each bag and almost 50% more than you get at a typical convenience store or gas station.
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Opening Hours:

Mon – Fri 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday Closed

Address:

283225 Township Rd 224, Rocky View County, AB, T1X 0J6

Phone:

403 831 7135

Email:

Timberridge.firewood@gmail.com

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