Free tool · no account, no app

Mark the spot

Drop a pin on the exact patch of driveway you want the wood on, add a note, and send the seller a link. Works with any firewood seller in New Jersey, whether they're on our list or not.

Standing outside right now? Tap Use my location and you're done in about ten seconds.

Nothing you type here is sent anywhere until you choose to send it. What we do and don't keep →

No spot set yet.

The three that matter most: where not to drive, how to get in, and what not to block.

Why this is worth ninety seconds

A cord of wood is about two tons and it gets tipped out of a truck in roughly forty seconds. Wherever it lands is where it stays.

  • Ruts across a wet lawn that don't grow out until June
  • Two tons in front of the garage door you needed
  • A pile forty feet from the woodshed, and you moving it by hand
  • The driver calling from the curb while you're at work

Every one of those is somebody's actual Saturday. None of them happen when the seller has a satellite picture with an X on it.

For sellers

Use this, and send it to your own customers. It's free, there's no account, and we don't ask who you are. You don't have to be on our list and we won't chase you if you're not — a firewood delivery that lands in the right place is just a better firewood delivery. If it saves you one repeat trip a season it has paid for itself several times over, and it cost you nothing.

What happens to the pin

The whole thing lives in the link. The coordinates and your note are written into the web address itself — there's no account, no database, and nothing stored on our side when you use this tool on its own.

Which cuts both ways, so know it: anyone holding that link can see the spot and the note. Send it to your seller, not to a public page. If you attach it to an order through us, we keep it only until the wood is delivered and the follow-up text is done.

Three ways in

Whichever is easiest where you're standing

01

Use my location

The good one. Stand on the spot you want the wood, tap the button, done. Your phone is accurate to a few feet outdoors, which is far better than any address can be. Nothing is sent anywhere — the browser hands the position straight to the map.

02

Paste a Google Maps link

Drop a pin in Google Maps like you already know how, hit share, paste it here. Costs nothing and needs no address lookup — we just read the coordinates out of the link. Handy if you're handling this from work.

03

Type the address

Gets you to the right roof. Then move the X, because an address points at a building and you want a spot on the ground — usually twenty or thirty feet from where the search lands.

No map on screen? The page still works. Fill in the note, use the address box, and send that — a clear sentence is better than nothing and always has been. The map is a shortcut, not a requirement.

Now find the wood
to put on it.

Every firewood seller we know of across South Jersey — Burlington, Camden, Gloucester and the towns around them — with their own phone numbers and no lead form in front of them.