As the chill of winter fades away and the promise of spring fills the air, it’s time to give your beloved log cabin or log home the attention it deserves. Here at River to River Log Homes, we’re all about preserving the beauty and charm of your rustic retreat. If you follow these tips, you can ensure your log home remains a cozy haven for years to come.
Read MoreHow to Modernize a Log Cabin or Log Home
There is something special about the rustic charm and cozy atmosphere of a log home. It captures the hearts of homeowners. But as much as we love the classic look of log homes, we also recognize the importance of modernizing these houses to meet the needs and preferences of today’s discerning homeowners. The good news is that you can update your log home without losing its charm. You just need the help of a professional to point you in the right direction. Here are some tips on how to modernize a log home or cabin while preserving its rustic allure:
Read MoreKiln-Drying Log Homes
Craftsmanship is the cornerstone of everything we do at River to River Log Homes. When it comes to restoring and remodeling kiln-dried log homes, our commitment to quality is unwavering. Kiln-dried logs offer numerous advantages over air-dried logs. And our team of skilled craftsmen delivers exceptional results that stand the test of time.
Read MoreWhat is the Difference Between Chinking & Caulking?
Here at River to River Log Homes, log home and log cabin remodeling and restoration are our specialties. One question that frequently arises from our clients is: What sets chinking apart from caulking? While both serve similar functions, it’s crucial to grasp the distinctions between the two.
Read MoreStain & Sealcoat: How Often Should You Treat Your Log Home?
Maintaining the beauty and structural integrity of your log home is crucial to ensuring its longevity and preserving its natural charm. Here at River to River Log Homes, we understand the importance of regular maintenance, including staining and sealcoating, to protect your investment and keep your home looking its best.
Read MoreWater Damage & Logs
As experts in log home and log cabin restoration, we have seen firsthand the damaging effects of water on wood structures. Water damage can have a significant impact on the integrity and longevity of log homes and cabins, posing serious risks to both their structural stability and aesthetic appeal. And with all of the moisture this winter, moisture is a very real issue relative to log home and log cabin maintenance!
Read MoreLog Home Maintenance
Maintaining a log home is a lot like taking care of your vehicle. Just like a car needs regular washing to preserve its paint job, your log cabin requires consistent cleaning to protect its wood and keep it looking its best. At River to River Log Homes, we emphasize the importance of log home maintenance and recommend washing your log home one to two times a year. We will discuss this process and recommend some types of products you may consider in this process.
Read MoreSanding Logs
When it comes to log home and log cabin maintenance, one of the critical steps in the restoration process is sanding. At River to River Log Homes, we specialize in restoring the natural beauty of log structures. In this blog post, we dive into the importance of sanding to smooth logs and log ends or remove finishes.
Read MoreMedia Blasting for Log Home Restoration
Restoring the beauty of your log home or log cabin is a passion we share here at River to River Log Homes. We know that over time, exposure to the elements can take a toll on the exterior of your beloved wooden sanctuary. That’s why we want to talk about an effective method for reviving your log home’s appearance: Media Blasting.
Read MoreLog Home Maintenance Tips
Maintaining a log cabin or log home is a labor of love, and it comes with its fair share of challenges. At River to River Log Homes, with locations in Boise and Coeur d’Alene, Idaho; Bend, Oregon; and Reno, Nevada, we have seen and tackled various log cabin maintenance issues over the years. In this blog post, we discuss some common log cabin maintenance problems and share effective solutions.
Read MoreStaining & Caulking Log Homes
Maintaining the beauty and longevity of your log cabin or log home is a top priority at River to River Log Homes. After all, there’s nothing quite like the rustic charm and timeless appeal of a well-maintained log structure. Today, we are going to delve into two crucial aspects of log cabin care: staining and caulking. These practices can make all the difference in the world when it comes to preserving the integrity of your log home.
Read MoreBend, Oregon
Located in the heart of Oregon’s stunning natural beauty, Bend is a place that captures the essence of the Pacific Northwest like no other. Here at River to River Log Homes, we are thrilled to have recently opened our newest office in Bend, Oregon. And we want to share the magic of this remarkable area with you, so you understand why we would select it as a place to set up shop.
Read MoreDiscovering the Beauty of Coeur d’Alene (CDA), Idaho
Nestled in the heart of the scenic Pacific Northwest lies Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, a place of natural beauty, serene landscapes, and a deep appreciation for log homes. It is here that “How to For Log Homes” is based. We specialize in helping people repair and restoration of log homes and cabins. Join us as we delve into the allure of Coeur d’Alene (also known as CDA) and the passion that we share for preserving log homes in this enchanting region.
Read MoreReno, Nevada
At River to River, we have a deep appreciation for the timeless beauty and enduring charm of log homes. When we think of the perfect location for a log home, Reno, Nevada, immediately comes to mind. In this blog post, we explore why this area is an ideal match for log homes and why you should consider making Reno your log home destination.
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