Signs of Log Home Settling

Dawn SmithLog Homeowner Education

In this article, you will learn about log home settling – what it is, why it happens, how to recognize it, and how to address it. We will explain how shrinkage, compression, and other factors affect log walls, and provide advice from log home experts. You will find everything you need to know about log home settling, including its causes, identification, prevention, and remediation.

Log Repair/Replacement

Log Rot Repair & Replacement Services Details Overview Log Rot Repair & Replacement Services Have you noticed damaged or rotting logs on your log home that likely need to be repaired or replaced? If so, … Read More

Is Log Home Restoration EXPENSIVE

Chelsea BingamanLog Homeowner Education

Brown log cabin with a dark roof, surrounded by falling $100 bills.

Log home preservation experts with proper insurance and experience are in high demand. Inexperienced and uninsured local “log home preservationists” often exacerbate the problem. You can learn more about the high costs in this industry by reading this article.

Expert Opinion of Oil Or Water Based Stains for Log Homes

Nicholas SmithLog Homeowner Education

Log Home Stains: Which is better? Oil-based or water based log cabin stains?

This article provides insights into the differences between two of the most popular stains used in log homes: oil-based and water-based. As an expert in the field of log home preservation with 13 years of experience, Nick Smith, owner of Log Masters Restorations, explains the unique advantages and disadvantages of each type of stain.

Save My Old Log Home & Appearance!

Dawn SmithLog Homeowner Education

Old log cabin in Wheatland Missouri

Old timber’s silvery-gray texture is costly, yet unique. Protecting logs from rot while preserving the look is a challenge. Borate applied yearly can help. This is a cabin in the town square of Wheatland, MO.