Stewart Resources
Seasoned softwood and hardwood firewood and kindling delivered to customers around Linlithgow, central Scotland
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Stewart Resources
Stewart Resources supplies ready-to-burn softwood and hardwood logs and kindling. Logs are processed, dried and tested on site before they leave, to a consistent quality standard.
Customers in the Linlithgow area of central Scotland and further afield order through an enquiry form. The company contacts the customer to arrange delivery, aiming for same or next week, and sends a delivery time slot the day before. Payment is taken on delivery or by bank transfer after delivery.
The company is a family-run business registered in Scotland as Stewart Resources Ltd, founded in 2023. It is based just outside Linlithgow.
Product: Ready-to-burn softwood and hardwood logs and kindling, dried and tested before dispatch, with local delivery.
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