With Father’s Day this weekend, and the official start of summer next week, now is a great time to think about upgrades for the original “man cave”, the garage. Although a garage can just be a place to park your vehicles, a few upgrades to the space can make it much more usable.
In the West, the last few years have been exceptionally dry. As a result, the wildfire season that usually does not begin until the late summer is already upon us.
Barbecue season has arrived! It's time to get outdoors for some al fresco dining and summer evenings spent sipping ice cold lager or perfectly chilled chardonnay. With all this outdoor living in mind, we think a deck is the perfect addition to a log home, allowing you to create an enjoyable outdoor room.
Whether you are planning to build your log home in the country or in a more urban setting, it is important to consider how you will live with the wildlife in your area.
Although we may spend a great deal of time planning out the details of our ideal log home – layout, décor, roofing, etc. – it is also important to consider how you will get to your log home. The type of driveway that you choose for your log home makes a big impact on the home’s aesthetic appeal, maintenance costs and resale value.
When spring comes around and your favorite décor magazines are full of their top picks for summer, it’s easy to want to bring a fresh new pop of color to your home. For many, though, the thought of a color makeover can lead to doubt, nerves and all out panic. Well that’s okay, we’ve got the right ideas for you, no matter how bold or how risk averse you are. And the wonderful thing about a log home is that it’
Functionally, the main purpose of the outer layer of a roof is to protect the house from rain and snow. Many different materials can be used to accomplish this, with varying durability, cost, and aesthetic appeal.
