Log Home Maintenance
No matter what materials it’s made from, every house requires maintenance — log homes simply require a slightly different approach. Consider Log Home Living your all-inclusive guide to everything you need to know about log home maintenance.
If you’re looking to infuse a bit of traditional country flair into your new log home, adding chinking — those contrasting bands of white(ish) material — may seal the deal.
Log home restoration can right a lot of wrongs, but prudent planning pays off in the long run.
Identifying the problem is the first step in finding a healthy way to reduce — or even eliminate — the damage caused by insects...
The holiday season is for visiting loved ones, eating delicious food and snuggling up by the fire in your log home. Emergency p...
As you work on winter maintenance for your log or timber home, be sure to include an evaluation of all the windows in your home.
Here are the maintenance basics to make sure your home is in tip-top shape for years to come.
Stains and sealants can transform the look and feel of your home. Get the inside scoop on the hottest color trends — plus, tips...
While warm weather means summer adventures, it also means the start of hurricane season. If you live close to the coastline, it...
Three sound design strategies that can make log home upkeep oh-so easy.
Rural log cabins and off-grid homes face different security challenges than their conventional counterparts. Here’s how to keep...
They’re wonderful to watch, but if you’re not careful, they can be tough on your turf.
The finish you select for your logs or timbers matters. Use this overview to navigate your options.
In honor of National Log Homes Month, Log Home Living is giving you the chance to win a 2021 issue of the Log Home Buyers Guide.
In honor of National Log Homes Month, Log Home Living is giving you the chance to win a 2021 October/November Issue of Log and...
Join this on-demand webinar presented by Perma-Chink Systems.
Put a little effort into tree care today, and it will pay off for decades to come.
Use these tips and tricks to keep your indoor air clean and breathe a little easier.
