Kiln-dried firewood delivered to Heathsville and Northumberland County at the end of the Northern Neck. Dry hardwood for waterfront homes.

Heathsville, zip 22473, is $60 delivery, the far end of our Northern Neck runs. The fee applies automatically at checkout.
Waterfront homes here burn in fireplaces and fire pits, and bay air ruins a ground pile by midwinter. Kiln-dried hardwood arrives dry and keeps on a covered rack.
Heathsville zip codes we deliver to: 22473. Not listed? Enter your zip in the checker above; our delivery area covers more than 1,400 zips across Virginia, Washington DC, Maryland, and North Carolina.
Every split is dried to a low moisture content, cut to a consistent 16 inches, and safe to store indoors.




Clark's Firewood began in 2015, when 11-year-old Clark Donovan started splitting logs for his family's fires on their farm in Upperville, Virginia. Neighbors wanted wood that actually lit, burned clean, and showed up on time. So he built a business around exactly that.
Clark continues to run the company daily as a student at the University of Virginia. Over 500 returning clients across Virginia, DC, and Maryland trust us each season.
Delivery to 22473 is $60, applied automatically at checkout.
On scheduled runs through the season. Enter your zip and email below and we will tell you the next delivery day for your address.
Off the ground and covered: our 8 ft steel rack with a cover works well.
Kiln-dried, which is drier than seasoned: it lights faster, burns hotter with less smoke, and is safe to store indoors because the kiln kills insects and mold.
Yes. Heathsville zips 22473 are covered at a $60 delivery fee, and kiln-dried hardwood usually arrives within 1 to 5 days. Enter your zip on this page for your exact date.
We also deliver to Reedville, Warsaw, Lancaster and across Virginia.
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