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Our Services
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Stain Refinishing
Stain refinishing for log homes starts with sandblasting the exterior to strip off the existing stain. The process uses high-pressure air and media to remove the old stain and any debris from the logs. After sandblasting, the surface is sanded to achieve a smooth finish, ensuring proper adherence for the new stain. The final step is to apply a new coat of oil or water based stain to enhance the wood's natural beauty and protect it from the elements.
Sand Blasting
Sand blasting is an effective method for removing old finish and debris from your log home's surface. This process involves using compressed air to shoot sand particles at the logs, creating a smooth surface for the new finish to adhere to. Sand blasting is useful for removing old paint or stain, preparing the surface for new finishes, and restoring the logs to their natural state.
Chinking
Chinking is the process of filling in the gaps between logs to prevent air, water, and insects from entering your log home. It's an important part of log home maintenance that can improve the energy efficiency of your home and prevent structural damage.
Borate Log Treatment
Protect your log home from wood-destroying insects and decay with our borate log treatment service. Our experts apply a borate solution to the logs, creating a protective barrier against insects and rot.
Thermal Imaging Inspection
Our thermal infrared inspection service uses advanced technology to detect hidden issues in your log home's structure. Our experts use thermal imaging cameras to identify areas of heat loss, water damage, and other structural issues, allowing us to make targeted repairs and improvements.
Rotten Log Repair
Over time, logs can become damaged by rot or decay. Rotten log repair involves replacing or repairing damaged logs to ensure the structural integrity of your log home. It's important to address these issues as soon as possible to prevent further damage to your home.
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