Cut and split firewood in Salt Lake City
Cut with a chainsaw, split with a log splitter, and haul the wood on a utility or flatbed trailer.
Rental cost
No combined day total. At least one machine has no published day rate.
No combined week total. At least one machine has no published week rate. Week rates that exist are listed with each machine below.
The low end adds the cheapest published rate for each machine. The high end adds the highest. Those rates may be at different rental shops.
Rental only, before tax, delivery, fuel, and materials.
How long to rent
Planning guidance. A small pile can fit in a day. A large woodpile takes longer.
What to rent
Chainsaw
It cuts the wood into rounds.
Ask about the bar length and the diameter of wood it can cut. Ask who supplies the fuel and bar oil.
Log splitter
It splits the rounds into firewood.
Ask what diameter and length of log it can take.
Trailer
It hauls the wood when you are not working where the tree fell.
Ask for a utility trailer or a flatbed. This range uses published rows whose names say utility trailer or flatbed trailer. Your vehicle has to be rated for the loaded trailer.
Published ratesRental shopsSize guide
$40 to $77 a day. Across 6 published day rates.
$197 to $260 a week. Across 5 published week rates. Rows that print a week rate are counted.
Cheapest published day rate
These rental shops tie for the lowest published day rate.
7x14 utility trailer · $40/day
5x10 utility trailer · $40/day
Estimate one machine
The job cost estimate prices one machine at a time and stays in your browser. It starts at 7 days. Change the days to match your plan.
The estimator lists every published rate for that equipment type. The utility or flatbed trailer range on this page is a narrower set.