Log and Timber Home Living

Building Basics

he day has finally come: It’s time to stop planning and start building your timber home. We know it feels like you’ve been waiting forever for your home to take the leap from paper to property, so why do you feel so nervous when you should feel elated? The feeling is common and the answer is simple — it’s the part of the process that’s the least familiar. It’s also the most critical, but it doesn’t have to be stressful. Having a basic understanding of how the events will unfold and who’s responsible for making sure things go according to plan will give you peace

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