Log Home Construction
Construction is the most critical phase of the log-home buying process, but there’s no reason it should be difficult or stressful. Knowing how the process unfolds will allow you to preview the work ahead and know who’s responsible for making sure everything goes according to plan.
When building a log home, you must know how to account for the non-log materials necessary to complete your home's overall look.
Adding on to your log home involves careful planning and budgeting. Here are some important things to consider.
Ready to build your dream log home? Here are 9 questions to ask as you prepare for log home construction.
Here are six tips to help you begin manage log home construction costs effectively with careful planning and attention to detail.
A realistic construction schedule can keep your log-home project on track.
You've secured financing. It's time to create a draw schedule to pay for construction.
Building a log home can be hard on the surrounding natural environment, particularly nearby trees. Here are some tips for prote...
Saving trees during construction of your log home can add to its aesthetic, monetary and environmental value.
Thinking about adding on to your log home? We ask building expert Jim Cooper to answer all your questions about log home additi...
Log Homes Illustrated gives you the steps to take to ensure your dream home will have a dream setting.
Get answers to the most common questions about building a log home on a sloped site, plus, seven quick tips for success.
Task at hand: Building and construction of our new log guesthouse.
Want a simple log cabin to call home? Follow this advice for building no-frills log homes.
Thinking about acting as the general contractor for your own homebuilding project? Here are a few things to consider before you dive in.
What are handcrafted log homes? And what is handcrafting all about? Find the answers to these questions and more with our handc...
Here are the 14 key questions to ask when preparing to build a log home. We'll make sure you have your bases covered on everyth...
What happens when a building project goes wrong—and what should you do?
