Burton is our biggest nearby town, with the approved postcode districts sitting inside our outer delivery ring.
DE13, DE14 and DE15 use the outer tariff. Enter the full postcode so the checker can confirm coverage before you order.
Log delivery across Burton upon Trent
We deliver to every part of Burton — Stapenhill, Winshill, Horninglow, Stretton, Branston, Shobnall, Anslow and Rolleston on Dove — and out to Tutbury, Barton under Needwood, Newton Solney and Repton.
Burton is eight to fifteen miles from our yard at Uttoxeter, so it sits in our outer delivery area. Delivery is free on orders over £250, and £24 below that. We'd rather be straight with you about that than bury it at the checkout. It's the cost of running the lorry over and back, and it's why a single cubic metre at £225 is the order that makes least sense from Burton — add a net of kindling and a pack of firelighters and you're over the line with your delivery free. Two cubic metres clears it comfortably and sets you up for the winter in one drop.
Terraced streets are no trouble. Tell us where you want it tipped, and whether there's an entry, a side gate or a shared drive we should know about, and we'll plan the drop around it.
Logs for a Burton stove, and what a load actually holds
Most people ringing us from Burton have a stove in a lounge or a reopened fireplace in a Victorian terrace, and want wood that lights first time on a weeknight. That's kiln dried: under 20% moisture, Ready to Burn certified (WS7474/00001), and burning hot enough to keep the glass clear instead of tarring it black.
The thing worth knowing is what you're actually getting. A loose cubic metre at £225 is a genuine cubic metre of wood, tipped where you want it — enough to fill a decent log store. A bulk bag at £140 is half a cubic metre. So two bags cost £280 and give you the same wood as one loose tip at £225, a £55 difference for the same logs. Bags make sense if you're short of space or the lorry can't get to where the wood needs to go. If you can take a loose tip, take it.
Plenty of what gets sold as a "bag of logs" is nothing like half a cubic metre, which is why it pays to compare on volume rather than on the photo. Not sure what a winter takes? Our log calculator works it out from how often you actually light the fire, and it costs it on a loose load, not on the dearest way to buy.
