Rego Park, NY Firewood Delivery

Your Source for Quality Firewood in Queens

Stay warm and cozy this winter with premium firewood from Firewood Delivery NY. We offer convenient delivery throughout Rego Park and the surrounding areas.

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Your Firewood Needs in Firewood Delivery NY

  • Get high-quality firewood that burns efficiently and produces minimal smoke.
  • Enjoy the convenience of having your firewood delivered and stacked.
  • Save money with our competitive prices and special offers.
  • Support sustainable practices by choosing locally sourced firewood.
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    About Firewood Delivery NY

    Your Trusted Firewood Supplier

    Firewood Delivery NY is a family-owned and operated business serving Rego Park, NY, and Queens. We are committed to providing our customers with the best possible firewood experience. We offer a variety of firewood options, including seasoned hardwood and kiln-dried firewood.

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    How to Get Your Firewood

  • Give Us a Call: Contact us at 631-335-4058 to place your order.
  • Tell Us Your Needs: Let us know what type of firewood you need and how much.
  • We’ll Deliver: We’ll deliver your firewood to your home and stack it neatly.
  • Stacks of chopped firewood neatly arranged in two sections against a backdrop of greenery. The firewood pieces are various shades of brown, creating a textured pattern. The ground is paved with multicolored bricks.
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    Don’t wait until the cold weather hits to order your firewood. Contact Firewood Delivery NY today at 631-335-4058 to schedule your delivery. We offer competitive prices and free delivery throughout Rego Park and Queens.

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    Rego Park is built on lands originally part of the Leni Lenape Nation, possibly inhabited by members of the Canarsee band. By 1653, though, English and Dutch farmers moved into the area and founded a community called Whitepot, which was a part of the Township of Newtown. Whitepot is believed to be so named because Dutch settlers named the area “Whiteput”, or “hollow creek”; later, English settlers Anglicized the name. The Remsen family created a burial ground, which is still located on Alderton Street near Metropolitan Avenue. The colonists also founded the Whitepot School, which operated until the late 19th century.

    The area turned out to be good for farming, the colonists cultivated hay, straw, rye, corn, oats, and vegetables. The original Dutch, English, and German farmers sold their produce in Manhattan; by the end of the 19th century, though, Chinese farmers moved in and sold their goods exclusively to Chinatown.

    The settlement was renamed Rego Park after the Real Good Construction Company, which began development of the area in 1925. “Rego” comes from the first two letters of the first two words of the company’s name. The company built 525 eight-room houses costing $8,000 each. Stores were built in 1926 on Queens Boulevard and 63rd Drive, and apartment buildings were built in 1927-1928. In 1930, the Independent Subway System began work on eight IND Queens Boulevard Line stations in the area, at a cost of $5 million. The subway extension was concurrent with the Real Good Construction Company’s completion of apartment buildings near Queens Boulevard and one-family homes throughout the rest of the neighborhood.

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