Firewood & log delivery in Tring
We deliver local hardwood logs to Tring and the villages around it, free within our Chilterns delivery area.
- Cut by local
tree surgeons - Processed & stored
locally, indoors - Moisture-tested
under 20% - Free delivery
within 15 miles
Seasoned hardwood from local tree surgeons
With Tring Park, the reservoirs and the Natural History Museum at Tring, plus villages like Aldbury and Wigginton up on the hills, this corner of the Chilterns is full of cottages and farmhouses with wood burners. Book a double load before the cold sets in and it'll keep you going for months.
Every log comes from trees we've worked on as local tree surgeons. We split it, season it in our insulated warehouse and test it with a moisture meter before it comes to Tring, so you get dry, clean-burning hardwood that hasn't travelled across the country, or from abroad, to reach you.
Areas we cover around Tring
- Aldbury
- Wigginton
- Wilstone
- Long Marston
- Tring Station
- Marsworth
Log prices, delivered
Half load
0.7m³ loose (0.45m³ stacked) · around 200 logs · about ¾ of a builder's bulk bag
Order · £85Full load
1.4m³ loose (0.9m³ stacked) · around 400 logs · about 1½ builder's bulk bags
Order · £150Double load
2.8m³ loose (1.8m³ stacked) · around 800 logs · about 3 builder's bulk bags
Order · £300*Free delivery within 15 miles of Chesham. Sizes are approximate. See full sizes and measurements.
Log delivery in Tring: your questions
Is delivery to Tring free?
Yes. Tring is about 9 miles from our Chesham base, inside our free delivery area (15 miles of Chesham). We will text to agree a day that suits you.
How quickly can you deliver logs in Tring?
Usually within the week. Text us your Tring postcode and we'll agree a day that suits you.
Where does the wood come from?
From our own tree surgery work around the Chilterns. We cut, split, process and store it locally, in our insulated warehouse, and test every batch before delivery.
What if access to my house is tight?
Tell us when you book. We tip the load from our tipper, so we need somewhere safe to park close by, like a drive or a wide verge. If access is tight, we'll talk it through before the day.
How should I store my logs?
Keep your logs dry so they stay at their best:
- Store them off the ground, under cover, with open sides so air can move through.
- Don't wrap them in plastic, as it traps damp.
- Use the oldest logs first, and bring a day or two's worth indoors before burning.
- To check, split a log and test the fresh face with a moisture meter. Under 20% is ready to use.
More guidance: GOV.UK: selling wood for domestic use.