Plan Your Log Home
Planning a log home or log cabin involves more than just the floor plan; here you'll find expert advice on everything you need to get started, including budgeting, buying land, geographic regions, choosing logs, and more.
Find the best places to dine and stop in Wisconsin on our log home road trip.
When someone mentions Wisconsin, three things immediately come to mind: Great Lakes, great football and great dairy products. But America’s Dairyland has so much more to offer than cheese curds and “Cheese Heads.”
The average American uses 25,300 gallons of water each year. Reducing your water usage will not only lower your monthly bill, i...
The windows in your log home likely frame one of your favorite features: the view. But they also can be top energy wasters. The air lost and gained through windows accounts for approximately 30 percent of your energy use.
Get a personal feel for some amazing log home destinations, courtesy of our readers!
Replacing outdated appliances may be expensive, but your wallet and the environment will thank you in the long run.
Lighting takes up a large part of your homes energy. Make it efficient to save money and the environment.
This product solves all problems of electricity and water, so you can continue to live as deep into nature as you please.
For his 5-acre site near a county park around Lake Wazeecha in Wisconsin, Zach Parmeter wanted a home that would fit in to the natural beauty of the surroundings and reflect his love of the outdoors.
9 smart steps you can take to minimize your energy use and maximize your savings.
Ever dreamed of owning a California mining ghost town? Us either. But it's still eerily cool to see these untouched log home bu...
The log home construction process can be tiresome, but there’s plenty to do while you’re waiting to build.
This historic camp near the Adirondacks represents the resiliency and the spirit of log homes.
Understanding the HERS Index is important for your home to achieve top energy efficiency.
A log bed-and-breakfast welcomes visitors to the heart of St. Louis, Missouri.
Michigan celebrates its cabin heritage.
Keeping any company going for a decade is an accomplishment, and Appalachian Log Structures is going on 40 years.
The members of the Log and Timber Homes council host buyers events throughout July
