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  • How often should I schedule a log home inspection?
    Log home owners should schedule a log home inspection once a year. It is important to stay up-to-date on the maintenance of your log home. Services like power washing are important in the upkeep of your log home.
  • What is chinking?
    Chinking is a sealant that is placed in between log joints of log homes. Chinking seals log homes from external forces, saves energy, and provides the "log home aestetic" that many love.
  • How often should log homes be stained?
    Typically, you should stain your home every 3-7 years depending on the damage that your home has endured from weather and other conditions.
  • Are cracks in log timbers normal?
    Small checks (cracks) in log timbers are normal as wood naturally shrinks when it dries. However, it is important to prevent checks from getting bigger to preserve the timber.
  • Can old log homes be restored?
    Yes! No matter the age of your log home, it can be restored to it's former glory. Premier Log Homes offers high quality log home restoration services.
  • What are some key log home renovation indicators?
    Your log home needs to be renovated if your log home experiences any of the following: Water damage Damaged structure Signs of decay Broken sealant Substantial energy loss
  • How do I maintain the exterior of my log home?
    Scheduling professional power washing washing services will keep the exterior of your log home clean and free of mold, dirt, and clinging debris. It is important to have professional power washing service to reduce ruining the timbers and stripping them of their color and natural beauty.

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