This growing page has a listing of sources of information about log homes, their design, maintenance, etc. Some links to Internet web sites are given.
A bit of free advice to the person who is seriously thinking about having a log structure designed and built. “Do not spend much of your time looking at images on your monitor.” Make some calls to and upon the few builders that you feel and think may be able to work with you, for you. Try and stay local so you will get the service you will need and are entitled to.
It is important that you decide whether it will be a handcrafted, natural, round log home... or a machined “log home”.
Your best Link is to the people who have had first hand experience with a builder. Find and talk to them.
Brent Munroe....www.logrestore.com An acknowledged expert in the small field of log home restorers and repairmen. His broad hands on practice has given him a unique appreciation of what it takes to design and build a log structure that will stand the test of time. Maintenance is one of his strong suits. Preventative maintenance that begins with careful design is his preferred route. Talk to this well respected man. You will not regret it.
Luke Andrews ..http://www.lukeandrews.com/ Brooklin, Ont. Canada. Chain saw carvings can be very special. Luke and his wife Sandy combine talents to create outstanding works of art that will amaze and please you. Luke is finding a following around the world, as his award winning works go far beyond the common.
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Chain saw carving.
1-800-590-0440 Oshawa, Ontario. Canada.
