Log homes are built to last. In North Idaho, the full spectrum of the elements truly puts that to the test.
Owning a log home is an unconventional decision that has it's own set of unique rewards. It also comes with some unique upkeep that differs from most homes today.
Any home is under constant assault from moisture, sunlight, and time. On a log home, keeping the stain and finish in good condition is paramount to protecting the legacy and aesthetic of the home.
Once the finish on a log home has broken down, an opening is created for mold, rot, and discoloration to develop within the logs.
Preserving a log home requires specialty products and processes which differ from traditional wood stains and paint.