My husband and I just bought wood from them- They are sooooo…read morenice and helpful. Thank you for being there for us during these cold winter months- we will be back

I got a 1/4 cord for a 2 day camping trip with my sons and some friends of ours. Very friendly,…read moreflexible, professional, timely, and helpful! I would definitely recommend them and when I'm back up in the area I will be getting firewood from Monn's again! They even helped me load it into my Rav4!

This is my short but updated review. I would recommend Earthworkers as they are reliable and do a…read morequality job. Pricing is good and the guys are professional, creative and on time.

This is the second year in a row I have ordered a cord of wood to be delivered. Both times they…read morewere able to deliver within 48 hours, even though I wasn't in a rush. The firewood has been great. It's been dry and split great for campfires. Burns very well. These guys have been great to work with and take care of customers. They deliver in a smaller dump truck and are able to drop the wood close to where I stack it which is great.

Great service, very friendly. We have been doing business with Yorlets since they have been in the…read morebusiness. We have purchased Coal, Mulch, Mushroom and Topsoil. I highly recommend their services GT from Dillsburg

From the owner: Welcome to Yorlets Farm and Garden, LLC…read more We are a family-owned business founded in 1999 by David and Gay Yorlets, offering a wide selection of mulch and decorative stone for your landscaping projects. We also sell soil, coal, growing and creating our own hanging baskets and containers along with bedding and vegetable plants. We have three greenhouses in which we grow everything ourselves. Our hardwood mulch is stored on asphalt, where we carry playground, double/triple shredded natural, and three different colored mulches. Delivery available and landscaper discounts are offered.

Very disappointed with their firewood after two deliveries. The wood size (length and split) are…read morevery inconsistent. Second purchase was for one cord. After stacking, it turned out to be about 2/3 cord.

From the owner: Impress your customers and clients with gorgeous landscaping features created by our talented team…read more You can rest easy knowing you're working with a fully licensed and insured business. PAHIC #110033 and PA Pesticide #BU12514.

I checked a few different places, but none of them had screened topsoil available. I ended up…read morefinding Camp Hill Forest Products, and they have a great selection of aggregates, mulch, and high-quality screened topsoil.

I was unhappy with my firewood purchase and delivery - was for a half cord…read more The wood I received was not worth the very high price; I thought I would have been receiving better quality wood for the price I was paying 70% of the wood was good and nice enough - 20% of the wood was not, it was scraps and sticks, very small pieces - the rest was garbage or rotten I filled a 55 gallon can with sawdust, that ended up being so heavy I could hardly get it to the curb - I filled another 33 gallon can with the rest, which is chunks about the size of baseballs I haven't thrown them out, I can't really use it in my fireplace?, but I might find a use for them somewhere - might have to buy a fire pit to burn it. But what a mess to clean up, and I paid through the nose for it Im really hoping that the situation is not where they scooped up a bunch of junk with a front end loader and then weighed the truck for the half cord. Because i ended up throwing *at least* a hundred of pounds of my money in the garbage. I don't recommend them for firewood for a fireplace, I guess if you want to pay a premium price for a bunch of scrap and sawdust and can use it, they are fine Everyone was very nice, the delivery was prompt. There was a discount for cash that no one told me about - I ended up paying like 15 dollars more because no one had change. My hope was that the high price would have meant better quality and convenience. But sadly no...so, yea, it's back to Craigslist for firewood for me then