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Defiance, Missouri | Log Home Restoration
Transforming a Log Home in Defiance, Missouri: A Restoration Journey At Log Masters Restorations, we love taking on challenges that showcase the craftsmanship and care that go into maintaining log homes. Recently, we had the privilege of working on a stunning property...
Restoration Highlight: A Log Cabin Transformation in Pacific, Missouri
Working on log homes always takes us to amazing places with beautiful landscapes, deep histories, and the most charming people. This log house restoration is no exception. Nestled southwest of St. Louis, near the iconic Six Flags and along the historic Route 66, lies...
Types of Log Rot, Rot Fungi & Wood Decay on Log Cabins
Learn about the three types of log rot—brown-rot, soft-rot, and white-rot—along with their effects on log cabins. Discover how to identify problem areas and prevent decay through regular maintenance.
Clear Finish vs. Stains: Which Option Is Best for Finishing Your Log Cabin
Considering whether to use a clear finish or stain for your log home, it’s essential to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of each. While a clear finish allows the natural beauty and texture of the logs to shine through, it may not provide as much protection from the elements as a stain. On the other hand, a stain can help to preserve the wood and provide a consistent color, but it may also obscure the unique qualities of the logs a littl. Ultimately, the decision depends on your personal preferences and priorities.
Affordable Career Options for High School Graduates
Join our team as a Log Home Expert! No college degree required—our comprehensive on-the-job training program will equip you with the skills needed to excel in this role. As a Log Home Expert, you’ll specialize in constructing, maintaining, and restoring log homes. From selecting the finest timber to intricate joinery techniques, you’ll be an integral part of preserving the timeless beauty of log structures. If you’re passionate about craftsmanship, attention to detail, and working with natural materials, this opportunity is perfect for you. Apply now and embark on a rewarding career in log home expertise!
How Do You Fill Gaps in Wood Before Staining? A Complete Guide
If you own a log home, you have log gaps. These spaces or separations form between the logs of a log home over time. These gaps can occur for several reasons, including natural settling, wood shrinkage, temperature and humidity fluctuations, or improper construction...
Greeley, Colorado | Restoration
How We Restored a Rancher’s Cabin in Eastern Colorado—And Why Choosing the Right Team Matters Greeley, Colorado Ranch Picture this: a quaint rancher’s cabin perched on the open plains of eastern Colorado, surrounded by endless stretches of cattle land. Its charm was...
Chinking vs. Caulking: Key Differences Explained
Navigating log home maintenance can be daunting for newcomers. Chinking and caulking, crucial terms in this field, often confuse homeowners. Both sealants ensure your log cabin remains sturdy, weatherproof, and visually appealing. However, they serve different...
What is Media Blasting? A Complete Guide
Have you ever admired the transformation of a weather-beaten log home into a vibrant, charming structure? The secret behind this magic is media blasting. This powerful technique cleans, restores, and prepares surfaces for new finishes. It’s the industry’s go-to method...
Before & After…Plus Testimonials
Welcome to our testimonial page, where clients share their experiences with Log Masters Restorations. From the mountains of Colorado to the Missouri River and beyond, see the transformations and hear directly from those who trusted us with their log home restorations....
Sanding & Grinding
Overview Log Home Sanding & Grinding Services Much like media blasting, sanding and grinding are part of the pre-stain log surface prepping process. Sanding is typically performed after media blasting and removes stubborn stain on the logs or tail ends that media...