About Log Price Guide

A free guide for stove owners who want to find local log suppliers — and for suppliers who want a listing they can correct.

Who runs the guide

Grant runs Log Price Guide at logpriceguide.com. The site helps households find published prices, delivery areas, Ready to Burn or Woodsure signals when we know them, and Google review snapshots.

Questions, corrections, or a missing supplier: grant@logpriceguide.com.

The site is supported by RippleKeep, an optional review-growth service for suppliers. Using the guide does not require RippleKeep.

How the guide works

Search by town, postcode, or county to see suppliers that may deliver to you. Open a listing for the published details we have, then contact the supplier directly before you order.

How suppliers are listed

We add suppliers when a public website, directory, or a message to us shows they sell or deliver logs or firewood. Listings are indexed by where they deliver, not only where the yard is based — many businesses cover a wider area than their town name suggests.

A listing can also start from a supplier or customer who sends details. Anyone can add or update a listing for free.

We do not charge to appear in the guide. If a listing is ever paid or featured, that will be stated clearly on the page.

Prices and reviews are snapshots

Prices, bag sizes, delivery notes, and Google review figures are snapshots from the date shown on a listing. Suppliers change offers. Review counts move. Always confirm current prices, quantity, and delivery with the supplier before you order.

Customer price notes from the feedback form may help us keep a listing useful. We do not publish your name or email with that feedback.

Ready to Burn and Woodsure

When a supplier’s public pages show Ready to Burn or Woodsure, we show that on the listing. If a badge is missing, it may still apply — confirm with the supplier when you order. We do not issue those marks ourselves.

No ranking or scores

Log Price Guide does not rank suppliers and does not give them a score of our own. Google star figures are the supplier’s public Google reviews, shown as a snapshot. The guide is for finding local options, not picking a winner for you.

Claim or correct a listing

If you run a log business, use the claim listing form to add a missing business or correct prices, delivery areas, website, Google profile, or contact details. You can also email grant@logpriceguide.com.

Optional yard or product photos are reviewed before they appear on a card or profile.

A short buying checklist

For delivery area, bag size, and moisture questions stove owners often ask, see How to choose a log supplier near you.

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