Care plans
A restored log home that gets looked at once a year and recoated on time can go decades without another full strip. Care plans put that on a schedule.
A yearly walk-around and written condition report, so small problems stay small.
Best for Homes restored in the last few years, or anyone who wants a baseline.
Priced after inspection
Clean, touch up and recoat the walls that need it before the finish fails.
Best for Homes with a sound finish that’s starting to fade on the south and west sides.
Priced after inspection
The complete six-step process, from stripping to bare wood through a new finish system.
Best for Gray, peeling or water-soaking logs, or homes with rot or insect damage.
Priced after inspection
No prices online. Every home is different, so every plan is priced after a free inspection.
Why maintain
Log finishes wear unevenly. South and west walls take most of the sun and usually need a maintenance topcoat every 3–5 years. Shaded walls can go longer but are more prone to mildew.
When a maintenance coat goes on over a finish that’s still intact, there’s no stripping, less prep and less product. Wait until the finish fails and water starts getting in, and you’re back to stripping to bare wood, and often repairing rot as well.
A care plan means someone checks every wall each year, keeps records of what was used, and tells you which walls need what before it becomes urgent.
FAQ
Every plan is priced after a free inspection, because the size of your home, its exposure and its current condition all change what the work takes. You’ll get the price in writing before you commit.
No. If your finish is still sound, you can start with a Checkup or Refresh. If the inspection shows the finish has failed, we’ll recommend a Full Restoration first. The plan picks up from there.
Yes. Plans are based on what your home needs. If a Checkup shows a wall needs attention, we’ll recommend a Refresh for that wall. Nothing happens without your approval.
Moisture readings, photos of every wall, and the exact finish product, color, batch and coat count. That’s what lets maintenance coats match years later.
Book an inspection
We’ll look at every wall, tell you which plan fits, and price it in writing.
