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Response from Best Burn Firewood· May 22, 2026

Thank you for the great review Bill!

Response from Best Burn Firewood· May 19, 2026

Love to hear it Dave! Thank you

Response from Best Burn Firewood· May 19, 2026

Thank you John, glad you liked this delivery method that we were experimenting with!

Response from Best Burn Firewood· May 3, 2026

Thanks for the suggestion Tim, next time just let us know after you place your order that you would like half and half and we will accommodate it for you! We appreciate the review

Response from Best Burn Firewood· May 3, 2026

Thank you Joyce!

Response from Best Burn Firewood· Apr 12, 2026

Hi Andrew, appreciate you reaching out and leaving feedback -- we take it seriously whether it's good or bad! On the piece size, that one is tough for us to address without us being told your preference up front. We process wood at a size that works across the board since every customer is different. Some want big pieces for long burns, others want smaller splits, some want a mix of both. So there's no way for us to know ahead of time. Happy to talk through it though. The bark situation with your hickory is actually a species thing, shagbark hickory is the most common in Wisconsin. After kiln drying, that bark comes loose pretty easily and there will be pieces and bits throughout. Completely normal for that species, not a sign of a bad order. The rot concern is something we'd like to see before saying much about it. Sometimes logs come in with natural discoloration from tree disease which is very common right now, doesn't affect how it burns, but we'd want to look at what you're seeing. Someone from our team will reach out tomorrow during business hours. Looking forward to sorting this out with you, thanks!

Response from Best Burn Firewood· Apr 12, 2026

Thank you Steven, we appreciate the kind review!

Response from Best Burn Firewood· Apr 12, 2026

Thank you so much for the great review Jen!