Services
Log home services, in process order
Every service we offer belongs to one of six steps. Here’s what each one is, and where it fits, so you can see why the order matters.
Step 01
Inspect
You can’t price or plan a restoration from the driveway. The inspection tells us what’s cosmetic, what’s structural and what can wait.
About this stepStep 02
Strip
New stain over old, failing stain fails with it. Getting to clean, bare wood is what lets everything after this step last.
About this stepMedia Blasting
Strips failed stain, paint and gray UV damage off logs with a crushed media, without the gouging and fuzzing that harsh methods leave behind.
Learn more Step 02 · StripPower Washing & Sanding
Low-pressure washing with log-safe cleaners, followed by sanding, for homes with lighter finish wear or where blasting isn’t the right fit.
Learn moreStep 03
Repair
Bare wood is the one chance to see and treat everything. Rot and insect damage left under a fresh finish keep spreading out of sight.
About this stepLog Rot Repair
Finds soft wood, cuts it back to sound log and rebuilds it with consolidants, fillers or wood patches shaped to match.
Learn more Step 03 · RepairLog Replacement
Replaces logs or log sections too far gone to repair, matching species, profile and texture so the wall reads as one.
Learn more Step 03 · RepairInsect & Rot Treatment (Borate)
A borate preservative applied to bare logs to guard against rot fungi and wood-boring insects, including carpenter bees, beetles and ants.
Learn moreStep 04
Seal
Air and water get in through the gaps first. Sealing before staining means the finish goes over a tight, weatherproof shell.
About this stepStep 05
Protect
The finish is the log’s skin. It has to block UV and shed water while still letting moisture out of the wood.
About this stepStep 06
Maintain
A maintained finish costs a fraction of a full restoration. Sun-facing walls wear first, so catching them early keeps the rest of the house from following.
About this stepBook an inspection
Not sure what your logs need?
That’s what the inspection is for. It’s free, it’s in writing, and it breaks the house down wall by wall, so you can decide what to do now and what can wait.