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    DOWN TO THE WIRING

    Jan 15, 2019 3 minutes
    by Gary Saymansky

    We’re closing in on the finish line! With the major exterior work on our house complete (with the exception of staining and landscaping), it’s now time to turn our attentions to the interior punch list, starting with wiring our log home for electricity.

    Running a log home’s electrical systems is something that confuses a lot of log home buyers, but there’s really nothing to it, as long as your builder and electrical subcontractor know what

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