The main benefits of a log home

Log homes have provided the traditional living space for centuries throughout Scandinavia and North America, because their excellent natural insulation and weather resistance means they are warm in winter and cool in summer, with the ability to keep you dry through the wettest, windiest conditions you can imagine.

Modern techniques in log lamination have allowed thermal efficiency, weather protection and durability to be improved still further, reducing future heat and maintenance costs, both in terms of your monetary and the Earth's environmental costs.

By producing your home in controlled factory conditions, we're able to provide a set of components that fit exactly and can be erected on site and weather tight in a very short time.  Unlike traditional UK construction methods, this means that your new home does not start deteriorating in bad weather, even before it's finished. 

Because the construction is relatively simple, it's ideal for awkwardly positioned sites, on hillsides or in wooded areas, though access will be required, of course, for the delivery vehicle.

After completion, which takes less time than traditional building, allowing you to spend more of your budget on home quality and less on labour, you'll find that a log home can be comfortable and homely immediately.  There's no waiting for it to dry out before decorating, as there has been a huge saving on water use, compared to bricks and mortar - even greater if you choose to reduce the use of plaster, too.

You will enjoy the opportunity afforded to own a home that is tailored to your needs and desires, a statement of your own individuality, a world away from the mass produced products of property development corporations.

And you'll be making a positive contribution to a greener future for generations to come.