Stunning Log Homes By Master Craftsman

Pioneer Log Homes Midwest can provide inspiration for log house design. Pioneer Log Homes Midwest will work with you to determine your log house design, budget, and pricing. Pioneer’s skilled design team creates final plans after the cabin building. The preliminary log house construction takes place at one of four Pioneer log yards close to Williams Lake, British Columbia. After the details have been perfected, the logs are tagged and transported to their building site. They coordinate transportation, crane and crew. They have access to some of the best strands Pine Spruce, Fir, and Western Red Cedar.

Pioneer Log Homes uses Western Red Cedar logs most often. Western Red Cedar is a popular wood choice for log house designs and cabin building. There are many reasons to build with Western Red Cedar. Not only is it beautiful, but there are many other benefits. Western Red Cedar is an aesthetically pleasing building material. It has deep, tonal qualities that enhance the richly textured wood grains as well as the exposed heartwood. It’s been used for hundreds of years by people, and it has a proven track record. It is an environmentally friendly wood, naturally resistant to both insects and decay.

Western Red Cedar is a versatile wood that can be used in log houses and wood cabins. Wood is renewable, which is the best thing about building with it. Western Red Cedar can hold a variety finishes, including semi-transparent staining, shabby chic bleaches and traditional solid colors. It also has the ability to resist resin and is therefore pitch-free. This wood is extremely durable and will keep your log house or wood cabin looking great for many years.

The long-standing history of performance in Western Red Cedar makes it a solid building material. Western Red Cedar, a wood long revered by the First Nations of Pacific Northwest Coast, has been used to make longhouses and canoes. Hundreds of years later, western red cedar remains a favorite building material for log houses, cabin building, and wood cabins. The natural durability of Western Red Cedar is remarkable. The wood is known for being durable and suited for outdoor projects. The wood is lightweight, and is highly valued for its natural resistance to decay and light weight.

It is also less prone to moisture, insect damage, and fungi growth. Log home designs with Western Red Cedar are also water-resistant. It can withstand heavy rains and other extreme weather conditions, such as snow, hail, and strong winds. Western Red Cedar is twice as stable as other conifers. Red cedar can withstand weather fluctuations and maintain its original dimensions.