Mountain Creations Log Homes provides cedar log home packages. One of the most common questions we receive is "what is included in your log home package" and many variations from that. This article attempts to answer many of those log home package or log cabin kit questions many of you may have when considering a log home.
What is included in the LOG HOME PACKAGE OR LOG CABIN KIT?
As many of you research log homes, you will find that no two log home companies include the same components in their log home package or log home kit. This makes it very difficult to compare one log home package to another. Mountain Creations has taken a much simplier approach to this problem. Rather than focus on the log kit price, we like to talk about and provide our customers with the total construction costs to build your cedar log home.
Log Home Packages vs. Log Cabin Kits
Let's first tackle the difference between log home packages and log 
cabin kits. There is no difference between the two. Some companies put together components for your log home and call them packages while the same materials could be called a kit by another company. Kit or Package, Home or Cabin, it's all the same.
Why Do Some Companies Include Windows and Others Do Not?
You have some log home companies that will simply sell you logs for your new home all the way to those companies that include everything from kitchen cabinets, door handles, and interior doors. There is a big gap there between what is offered in a "kit". So, what's the best way to go? Mountain Creations Log Homes feels as though we should provide all of the materials we manufacture or ones that are manufactured to our specifications. These are items that the typical consumer could not obtain from the big box lumber yards. We do not include items like windows and doors in our log home packages as we do not manufacture these items. We would much rather establish a relationship with a major window supplier like Pella and refer our customers directly to a local representative. Otherwise, we would purchase those same windows, establish a profit margin, and then sell them to you for a higher price. Why not go directly to the window manufacturer and purchase your windows with no middle-man and receive factory direct customer service if any issues arise. In addition, due to the relationships Mountain Creations has established with many suppliers, our customers receive General Contractor pricing. This is a better alternative in which you save middle-man profits, have the ability to purchase exactly what you want for your home, and receive factory direct customer service.
Log Home Package Pricing...Can't I just multiply the kit by 3 and have the final cost for the home?
Let's talk log home pricing. Some log home companies will tell you to use a multiplier to establish the final construction cost of your log home. They will say multiply the package price by 2 or 3 and that will be the final cost of your home. This methodology does not work. Each home is unique and requires more effort to arrive at a construction cost for the home. Mountain Creations prefers to use a square footage estimate in calculating the estimated cost 
for construction. Our cedar log homes range from $125 to $150 per square foot to construct. That estimate would include ALL components of the home down to flooring, appliances, and kitchen cabinets. The larger the home, typically, the less the home costs to build per square foot. How can that be? Well, there are certain costs associated with each home. Let's use a zero-clearance fireplace as an example. The same fireplace will most likely be used in the 1,000 square foot home as the 2,000 square foot home. If that item costs $5,000, that amount will affect the price of the smaller home much more than the larger home. As a result, the larger the home, the less you will pay per square foot. Other factors affecting the overall cost of the home would include items like decks and porches. Those are not calculated in the square footage of the home, but they are certainly a component of the log home.
What's Included In The Mountain Creations Log Home Package?
For a complete list of materials included in our Log Home Package, please refer to our Standard Materials List page. Mountain Creations includes all of the specialty components needed to construct your log home. We include the log wall system and all of the specialty items needed for the log wall construction, exposed beam 2nd floor system, exposed beam roof system with Energy Star rated insulation panels with fasteners, design services and CAD blueprints, construction manual and on-site assistance if required, and cedar tongue & groove to cover ALL of your interior partition walls. This is important because many cedar log home companies will offer Pine for the interior walls as this is a cheaper item for them to include. Mountain Creations is a solid cedar log home company that proudly supplies Northern White Cedar standard for our 2nd floor, roof system, porch roof system, decking, and interior wall covering. This will assist you in a higher appraisal value as appraisers deem our log homes solid cedar homes rather than just a typical log home. This will increase your investment from day 1.
Building a log home can be a wonderful experience with the proper resources. Mountain Creations can guide you through each phase of constructing your cedar log home. Don't let packages and kits confuse you. The Mountain Creations Family can help make this a smooth and easy process. Call and speak with a representative today and find answers to all of our log home questions.
Mountain Creations Log & Timber Homes will be holding an Open House at the Exclusive Fox Chase model the weekend of August 7th & 8th!
Tour this luxury log home estate located just North of Pittsburgh...Call 800.661.5647 to make a reservation today!
The Fox Chase boasts over 4,000 square feet of living space on the first and second floor of solid cedar log home luxury. This is truly resort living for your everyday life. The contemporary design features a dramatic Great Room as its main focal point with soaring cathedral ceilings and a massive wood-burning stone fireplace. The eat-in Kitchen and Dining Room provide ample room for entertaining family and friends. The Master Bedroom Suite includes a double-sided fireplace, spacious walk-in closet, and a Master Bath with a steam shower and whirlpool tub for two. The spacious Loft, over-looking the Great Room, can provide an additional entertaining area; serve as a library, or another bedroom. The Office on the first floor can also be an additional bedroom or hobby room. An additional 3,000 square feet can be finished in the lower level and can include your own private Movie Theater, Game Room, Pool Room, Wine Cellar, Massage Room, and much more. This plan allows for a 4-car integral garage in the lower level. Custom design is available to fit all lifestyles and budgets.
CALL TODAY FOR DIRECTIONS TO THIS AMAZING LOG HOME! 800.661.5647
The cabin will be on display and they will be selling Raffle tickets this weekend at Miller's Hoagies in Ford City (Near the Heritage Days Event). Saturday Noon-10pm and Sunday Noon-9pm.
Stop out and help raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation this weekend!
We will soon be announcing additional dates and locations where the "Dream-A-Little-Dream Cabin" will be on display.
Raffle drawing to be held at the Mountain Creations Office in Wexford on NOVEMEBER 20th! Call 800.661.5647 for more information!
Mountain Creations Log Homes is proud to annouce our involvement with BSA Venturing Crew 630 in raising money and awareness for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
See photos of the progress of the 8' x 11' Log-Cabin-Themed Child's Outdoor Playhouse here and get updates as to where you can see the playhouse and purchase raffle tickets!
For more information on purchasing tickets call Mountain Creations Log Homes at 800.661.5647 or
Email: klukan3974@hotmail.com
Call: 724-763-3974 ---Plesae leave a detailed message with Name, Mailing Address & Return Phone Number. Tickets will be mailed to you---Purchaser should remove ticket stub entry---and return with payment (Return envelope will be enclosed)
Look for more photos soon!
For decades customers have been scratching their heads trying to figure out what is included in all these log home packages! At Mountain Creations we try to make it very simple for the customer.
Every log home package includes different components and it can become quite confusing. Many times customers have asked us to compare apples to apples and quite frankly it can't be done. There are so many variables including the species of wood, the type of roof system, and even the design that can dictate exactly what you are getting for your money!
So here is a list of what we include and why:
Exterior Log Wall System- Our standard exterior log wall system is comprised of 6 x 6 Northern White Cedar (NWC) "D Style" Logs. Our 19 course log wall system comes complete with 3/8" hexlag bolts, Sikaflex caulking, Sure Seal Foam Gasket and Hardwood Dovetail Splines for proper construction of the log walls. Each customer has the option of the Corner Post or Butt & Pass Systems at no additional charge. Your log home package will aslo include Northern White Cedar Log Profile Siding to cover conventionally framed areas such as gable ends with large expanses of windows, 2nd Floor Gables & Dormers and the bandboard.
Second Floor System- Most of our designs feature a loft or second floor. In these designs we include Exposed Heavy Beam 4 x 8 Hemlock Joists and Carrier Beams for expanses less than 14'. You have your option of round rustic or square milled support posts where needed in your design. Our package even includes the 2 x 6 NWC Tongue & Groove Decking. Many customers will sand and finish this as their flooring. It is both an economical and beautiful option.
Roof System- All of our standard designs include an Exposed Heavy Timber Roof System comprised of 4"x8" Hemlock Rafters, 4"x6" Hemlock Collar Ties, Exposed Heavy Timber Posts (Round or Square), 1"x4" NWC Tongue & Groove Roof Decking, and 8" Insulation Panels that give you a roof rating of R35+. In addition, we include all of the NWC Tongue & Groove to cover the ceilings of all conventionally framed areas as well.
Porch Roof System- In designs that feature a porch roof we include the same Exposed Heavy Timber Roof System, complete with 2"x6" Tongue & Groove, and 5/4" NWC Porch Floor Decking.
Interior Wall System- Our log home pacakge comes complete with all of the 1"x4" NWC Tongue & Groove you need for the interior of gables & dormers, interior partition walls, and closets. For customer interested in drywall we are more than happy to accomodate this request and remove the tongue & groove from the package.
In addition to all of these components, we include Free Custom Design with CADD Blueprints, Sikkens Cetol 1 Stain and Technical Assistance with each of our log packages.
We have tried to simplify this process by not only including materials that make sense but also providing the customer with support and a knowledge base that will get them through the construction of their home. We set each of our customers up for success by working with contractors and other suppliers to make sure that each component is accounted for and priced into the total cost of the home.
We may not include items such as shingles, windows or doors or subfloor framing, but there's a reason for that. We are a manufacturer of log homes and we put all of our effort into perfecting our products instead of including products we don't manufacture, marking them up and selling them back to you. Log home companies are known for including tons of miscellaneous items in their packages to make them appear all inclusive but when it comes down to it you may end up with no roof system in your package.
Mountain Creations Log & Timber Homes will customize your home and your log package to fit your needs. For more information on how to get started call us at 800.661.5647.
Automating a Log Home
Last year I authored an article entitled, “Log home automation? Excuse me?” (http://www.logcabindirectory.com/articles/home_automation.htm) The article was picked up by scores of blogs and syndicated services and since then I’ve received tons of email asking questions about home automation and the company whose products I mentioned, X-10 (see: http://www.home-automation.us)
First, I will discuss the company; X-10 was a pioneer of online ‘in-your-face’ marketing. Anyone who was aware of X-10 in the early days of the Internet can remember the mind-numbing garish ads this company seemed to have pinned to every website in the universe. Heaven forbid if you opted in to any of their newsletter or advertising solicitations, as you would get blasted daily with offers and eleventh-hour deals.
That company, and the vast majority of regular Internet users learned the hard way how NOT to get involved with such marketing techniques. Companies who practiced these tactics eventually lost the support of their customers, and prospective clients learned to avoid these businesses. I don’t blame X-10 for their unconventional approach to marketing. When the Internet was first made available to business, no one knew what would work or what was needed to attract customers. That was the ‘Wild West” of online marketing. Good companies made some bad mistakes, but eventually most learned that good products promoted properly will yield positive results.
X-10 is a survivor of the “dot-com meltdown” and the early marketing blunders of online promotion. Today, they are a 30+ year-old company offering quality products, with excellent warranties and free shipping to USA addresses (orders over $50). Today they are one of the world’s leading Web retailers and a manufacturer for several lines of best-selling consumer electronics products.
Revisiting Log Home Automation
Home automation is about making things easier and improving convenience; it is about what you want – and when you want it to happen. Home automation is ‘green’ and good for global warming.
Although my primary focus is log homes, what follows pertains to all houses whether they are constructed of log, brick or even manufactured. Home automation is about making things easier and improving convenience; it is about what you want and when you want it to happen. With X-10’s ActiveHome Pro, your imagination is all that is needed to make your home “your automated castle.” Using this system you can program your thermostat to turn on or off to suit your schedule and wake up to a hot pot of coffee, and have your lights turn on or off at preset times.
This electronic brain for your home is managed by a system-control package for Windows PCs, but your computer does not need to stay connected for the system to work after it has been programmed. Once you download your behaviors into the computer interface, you can plug it into almost any electrical outlet in the house and it will run unassisted. The software permits you to program the behavior of any number of devices in your house, and is quite robust, yet easy to use. Set-up of the hardware components is a breeze. Outfit lamps or appliances that you want to control with small inexpensive modules that allow the ActiveHome Pro computer interface to communicate via signals that are broadcast across your home’s electrical wires.
You can even program the system to do tricks using the ActiveHome Pro software. A download plug-in is available from X10 (for $50) that allows modules to be controlled on an “if-then” basis. For example: If it’s past dusk and the motion sensor module detects movement in the living room, then turn on the lights. Or, if you have some programming experience, you can download a free software development kit and write a control program that interfaces with your e-mail.
Your imagination is the only limitation with this home automation system. You can create the mood you want with a push of a button. Produce a romantic atmosphere with dimmed lights, soft music and your aroma lamp, and make it a night to remember. When you come home after dark the system will automatically turn on your lights providing you a safe and visible entry. Ensure a fun and worry free vacation by turning lights on and off at different times, making your house look occupied. When it comes to peace of mind, convenience and comfort are paramount.
Home Automation is ‘Green’
Now you can control your home, get control over your expenses and conserve energy. With a home automation system you can manage countless small tasks that will add up to huge savings of both money and energy. Your smart home can be programmed to turn lights off with the dawning of the day, your television to shut off at night after you fall asleep and your furnace to power down at night or when you are away at work. Managing lighting, heating and air conditioning components and appliances can make a significant impact on your household expenses and contribute to fuel conservation.
Will home automation solve the “global warming” problem? Doubtfully, but any measures we take to reduce energy consumption is good for everyone who inhabits this planet whether they live in a log home or a straw hut. Imagine the impact if fifty-million homes in America turned off their furnace and a couple lights for a few hours every day.
In summary, home automation is not just a toy for affluent geeks, but a reasonable consideration for anyone who owns a home and wants convenience, increased security and to save money and energy. If you are contemplating home automation or security improvements, I recommend you investigate X-10’s ActiveHome Pro system. A starter kit with the software, interface and several modules, remote controls and sensors costs just $100. Additional modules cost between $15 and $50 from X10 and other vendors. ActiveHome Pro was selected as the Editors’ Choice by PC Magazine making it their top pick among all home automation systems!
Tom Heatherington is the founder of the Log Cabin Directory, a human edited directory of log home and log cabin manufacturers, contractors, dealers, plans and information for the United States and Canada. Visit: www.LogCabinDirectory.com/
Log Home and Log Cabin Interior Design Ideas
Mountain Creations Log Homes is pleased to offer the following article.
06.06.2010 | Author: StevenAppleby | Posted in Interior Design
Log home decorating is perhaps on of the more fun decorating projects. Using a cottage theme, log home decorating provides you an opportunity to draw from nature and implement some of your favourite objects. If you are a person who spends a lot of time at your cottage or log home, no doubt youve started a collection of treasures to display. Family photos and handmade ornaments are popular accessories for log home decorating. Any object reflecting family memories are great for a log home or cottage.
A log cabin is a home away from home. It is intended to be warm and cozy for all those who visit. Choosing earthly colors for paint and fabric would help create this atmosphere in log home decorating. This environment is meant to be welcoming and cheerful. Adding some vibrant colors and patterns in cushions and slip-covers will certainly brighten the space and enhance your log home decorating.
Usually people try to find used furniture for their log home or cottage. You many have 
some unwanted furniture at home such as a chair, a table or a couch. Instead of discarding them, why not take them to your log home. Flea markets and garage sales are great places to find amazing furniture to use in your log home decorating project. Remember, one persons junk is another persons treasure. Old wooden pieces of furniture are perfect for log cabin decorating. You may want to leave them in their original state or to give them a newer look, you may want to paint them or if its a chair, perhaps make nice slip-covers in a bright floral pattern.
Besides the mementos you brought from home, there are many accessories you can use in log cabin decorating. Trying to keep with a cottage theme, you might look for baskets made from natural materials that you can hang from the ceiling or place on a table, wooden bowls, galvanized tin pots and buckets, old jars or jugs, there are countless objects you could use to accessorize in log home decorating. Trying to create a feeling of warmth and cosiness, you could have handmade quilts in your log cabin. Handmade items make wonderful additions to log home decorating.
When choosing flooring for a log home or cottage, natural wood such as
birch, cedar or pine, are great choices. You can leave your wood floor in its natural form, allowing it to age and remain authentic looking. You can also pick from many beautiful wood stains to use on your floor which will protect it and also compliment it. Area rugs are nice in log home decorating. Area rugs make a space cozy especially when laid on a wood floor.
Log home decorating allows you to be in touch with nature and all the wonderful materials it has to share. The very structure of the building is made of logs which came from the forest. The scent of the logs alone, add to the natural feeling in a log cabin. Log home decorating is a project that may never be completed. Youll always find something special that can only be appreciated in your log cabin or cottage.
We have been saying these very things for 25 Years! See what the Log Home Council had to say about the benefits of building a quality log home...
Beyond a steady stream of visitors seeking to soak up some rustic ambiance and connect with Mother Nature, there are other advantages for owning a log home over more conventional construction. Longtime homeowners say log and timber homes offer rich rewards over the stick and brick homes of their neighbors. The benefits start with the building materials.
1) Trees are Renewable Resource
Since trees are a renewable resource, log homes come with a solid green pedigree. When a home is made from solid logs, you are effectively taking the carbon contained in those logs out of environmental circulation over the entire life of the home. Moreover, some log home producers harvest standing dead timber (done in by pesky insects) or purchase logs from forests certified as sustainable. Some builders are constructing log homes to green building standards as well.
2) Long Lasting
Got a know-it-all in the neighborhood who thinks his brick home is durable? Inform him that log homes still in use in Europe routinely date back more than 800 years. And one log-constructed church in Russia is reportedly more than 1,700 years young.
3) Withstand Mother Nature’s Wrath
The log home industry has countless stories of these homes successfully weathering the worst weather Mother Nature can dish out, including the 2005 Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. When Rita’s winds caused a giant oak tree to crash through the roof of Menlo Klingman and his wife Mickey’s 1,700 square foot Satterwhite log home in Eastern Texas, the home’s solid log walls withstood the weight of the toppled tree and prevented more damage “There is no doubt in my mind that this log home saved our lives,” says Mickey.
4) Fit the Land
Since this organic building material comes from nature, the resulting structures blend into the topography like a 10-point buck on opening day. Log homes naturally integrate right into the landscape, rather than being awkwardly imposed on it.
5) Fast Framing
If you choose to use a precut and pre-drilled log system or a handcrafted home, the shell of your home can be framed on site faster than conventional stick framing, which will reduce the likelihood of weather-related damages or mold and mildew issues. With the right crew and building system, it can be weather tight in as little as two weeks—for an average sized home. In conventional construction, your home is exposed to the elements for far longer, which could lead to mold issues within framing of the home, where it can thrive undetected for years.
6) Warmth of Wood
Warm to the touch (as opposed to the always chilly sheetrock), wood has something called “thermal mass,” a natural property in the logs that helps keep inside temperatures of homes comfortable in all seasons. This allows log walls to collect and store energy, then radiate it back into the home.
7) Super Energy Efficient
Provided the home is sealed properly (between the foundation and the first course of logs, between log-to-log connections and where the roof system meets the log wall), you can have a super energy efficient home. Indeed, some builders routinely build log homes to meet the DOE’s “Energy Star” standards. This means it will be 30% more efficient than what building codes call for, saving you serious coin over the life of the home. “Today we can build a log home to be 15 to 20 percent more energy efficient than a conventional home,” says builder Mike Gingras, owner of Seven North Log Homes in New Haven, Vermont, who has designed and built Energy Star-rated log homes for the past 18 years.
8) A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
Hanging a picture in a home with drywall is a big ordeal, involving a stud finder, a hammer or drill and bruised fingers—maybe even a bruised ego, since your spouse may tell you to move the picture, requiring patch work. Homeowners report the simplicity of hanging a picture is one the simple joys of living in a log home.
9) Rustic Doesn’t Mean It Isn’t High Tech
While rugged is appealing, roughing it is definitely out. That’s why today’s log homeowners increasingly want a hideaway that’s connected, automated and secure. Many log homeowners are adding backup generators (in case of power outages), security system and a CAT 5 wiring system that can accommodate high speed video, voice and data, as well as a host of new communication technologies on the horizon.
10) The Eyes Have It
If you’re worried about mold, mildew or insect infestation, then a log home offers clear advantages since you’ll be able to see anything untoward, just by taking a stroll around your home and visually inspecting the logs. This quick detection leads to a less costly remedy. In contrast to a conventional home, the sealed wall cavities can be a hidden refuge for mold, mildew and insect infestation, which can cause far more damage before its detected.
11) Superior Craftsmanship
Conventional custom homes can have their fare share of beautiful carpentry, but this is typically limited to trim and millwork. In log homes, examples of fine craftsmanship are at every turn, in the handcrafted staircase with its branch-like spindles and balustrade, in the hand-scribed large timbers overhead in the cathedral ceiling, in the one-of-a-kind light fixtures.
12) Peace & Quiet
Log homes are often quieter than stick built homes, thanks to the same thermal mass that provides energy efficiency and the sound deadening affects of wood walls, according to a white paper produced by the National Association of Home Builders Log Homes Council. “The acoustical benefits of a log wall, therefore, are the reduced transmission provided by its solid mass and the sound deflection provided by the profile of the log (the angle, shape, and texture of the log surface),” the paper concludes.
Article courtesy of Log Homes Council
First of all, thank you to everyone who emailed their questions to us last week!
This is the first weekly installment of Mountain Creations Log Home Academy Learning Series. This week we will be discussing the maintenance of our log homes.
Interior Maintenance
Mountain Creations uses only the highest quality Northern White Cedar for our Exterior Log Walls as well as our Interior Tongue & Groove. We provide all of the T & G necessary to cover all of your interior walls, ceilings & closets unless the customer specifies otherwise. With the interior completely cedar there is virtually NO MAINTENANCE! Cedar has been ranked by the USDA Forestry Division as one of the highest quality woods to build with for these simple reasons: low moisture content, high r-factor, and naturally resistant to rot & decay...All of these factors add up to a low maintenance log home that you can enjoy for generations to come.
While most of our customers complete with interiors of their homes using NWC (Northern White Cedar) T & G some want the look of drywall. It is our job to provide the customer with their dream home and if that means incorporating drywall then we are happy to help. With that being said, the drywall will be the only interior maintenance on the inside of this home. As with any conventional home, drywall requires painting, patching & cleaning.
Exterior Maintenance
If you have ever driven a back country road and seen a log home tented for treatment, you have every right to be concerned about the quality of your log home! For years, log home companies have sold substandard materials at a lower price without telling customers the risks involved. At Mountain Creations we ONLY provide the best Northern White Cedar logs. By incorporating good quality materials in your home like Cedar you are setting yourself up for a successful relationship with your new home. The exteriors of our log homes only require staining approximately every 4-6 years. We supply the first application of Sikkens Cetol Stain with our log packages because we want our customers to use the best product available. With a variety of colors available, this along with the UV exposure at your home sight will determine the length of time between each stain application.
As you can see the maintenance to your Solid Cedar Mountain Creations Log Home is minimal, leaving you extra time and money to enjoy your new log home with your family.
If you have any additional questions or would like to submit your ideas for the Log Home Academy Learning Series you can email me at ksnyder@mountaincreations.com
We look forward to your feedback!
This article was originally published at My Efficient Planet
Log homes are gaining popularity these days. Not only because of their unique looks but also the eco friendly nature of them. Log homes present many benefits that the conventional homes cannot offer. These log homes are not only beautifully, but also are kinder to the environment.
1. The Environment friendly home
There is a misconception that log homes lead to deforestation that in turn leads to serious environmental problems. The point to be noted here is that these log homes are made from this planets best renewable resource, ‘the trees’. The logs required for building the log homes are obtained from legal loggers. These loggers re-plant where they cut the logs and hence do not lead to deforestation. Recent surveys indicate that conventional homes contribute 40% to the total harmful CO2 emissions. Hence the log homes are excellent opportunities to reduce the Co2 emissions and save the planet.
2. The more energy efficient home
Log homes are more energy efficient when compared to the traditional homes. Energy statistics on log homes prove that they consume 30% less energy. To confirm this energy efficiency of log homes, ‘the National Bureau of Standards tests’ conducted a test. The test results where amazing. Log homes used approximately 46% less energy for heating during the spring heating period. They then tried an 11 week cooling solution during summer through the log homes. Here the log homes used 24% less cooling energy when compared to other conventional homes.
3. Unique and good to look home
Apart from being Environment friendly and energy efficient, the log homes are unique pieces of art and elegance. The log homes are very easy to maintain and the maintenance cost associated with the log homes are very low. There are so many house plans available and often you can assist in designing the home of your dreams.
Building Log Homes
After seeing the benefits that a log home offers, if you are interested in building your own dream log home, there are many places that you can do some more research. From flooring plans to roofing, there are many options available. If you are not sure about the log home plans, it is always better to some professional help. There are professional log home builders out there who offer free log home plans. To save your valuable time and money, there are log home packages too. These packages include everything from log home flooring plans to living area layout and roofing. If you like to know more about the benefits of the unique log homes, there are many log home shows and log home seminars conducted everywhere.
Bottom line
“Modern technology owes ecology an apology” is an old saying. Things are very different these days. The latest technology of log homes makes the saying change to “Modern technology owes ecology great thanks”.
The author of this article is an expert in log homes design. He is also a well wisher of the environment
and knows the importance of log homes in being Eco-friendly. He has written many articles on the eco friendliness and the energy efficiency of the log homes so that people can understand the benefits of log homes and save the Grinning Planet.