Log Home Restoration Portfolio

In Colorado's intense high-altitude sun, most log homes benefit from a maintenance coat every three to five years on the most exposed walls. South- and west-facing sides weather fastest, so a yearly inspection is the best way to catch wear before it becomes damage.

Staining protects and colors the wood surface itself, while chinking is the flexible sealant between the logs that keeps out water, wind, and pests. A full restoration usually involves both, along with prep work like media blasting.

Yes. Every project in this portfolio shows the actual condition of the home before work began and the finished result, so you can judge the process and craftsmanship for yourself.

We work with professional log-home finish systems from Sashco and Perma-Chink, choosing the right stain, chinking, and sealant for each project based on the wood, the exposure, and the local climate.

We are based in Fairplay and serve log-home owners across Colorado’s mountain communities and Front Range foothills, from Summit and Park counties to Jefferson, Larimer, and beyond.