It stands to reason that, due to the time, skill level and artistry required, handcrafted log homes cost more than their milled counterparts. But for many log home devotees, the extra dollars are money well spent. And that homeowner-handcrafter connection is what makes these homes truly special.
 We hear people refer to logs as either handcrafted or milled all of the time. But what are the differences between handcrafted logs and milled logs? Find out here! |
 It would seem pretty simple: Milled logs are cut timbers run through a sawmill, and handcrafted means the logs are cut by hand...if only it were that easy to define. Read on to learn just a few of the defining characteristics of handcrafted log homes. |
 So you've learned the ins and outs of handcrafted log homes, but that prompts the next question: How should we select a handcrafter to build our log home? Well, here are a few tips to get the log rolling... |
 As vice president of Michigan-based Maple Island Log Homes, Eric Gordon has seen trends come and go and knows handcrafted homes are here to stay. Read the exclusive interview here. |
 Join Log Home Living's Jim Cooper - aka the Savvy Builder - as he spills his handcrafted log home secrets. Handcrafted log homes represent a time-honored tradition and offer abundant charm. Here are 6 ways to ensure a smooth building process. |
