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How To Choose A Log Home Supplier

So you're looking at constructing a log home? For years you've been planning, discussing and reviewing options and builders. Now, the time has come to start finalizing your choices and also to go with a log package supplier and log home builder.

This blog will concentrate on a few of the factors you should think about prior to buying a Log Home Supplier. How do important site work through the hype and purchasers pitch to learn you will have great experience and in the finish, a house you've always dreamt of?

Selecting a log home Supplier

As a builder, we are able to let you know you can find negative and positive suppliers of materials. Unfortunately, many companies sell good material but fall far short on service after the sale. Some log home companies employ ruthless sales agents skilled a final thought the sale and moving on to another prospect. Some dump the types of materials in your property and vanish leaving damaged and twisted lumber for the builder to examine. Then, there are the companies that pride themselves on service and quality and so are with you every step of the way.

Here are some questions you should ask:

1. Will you supply a complete set of materials in the kit along with a set of items not included to finish the build?

2. Will you give a detailed Build Sheet for my builder and may all the logs be marked for assembly?

3. Do you guarantee your kits against defects and bad quality?

4. Are the logs kiln dried and wrapped to guard against mold, mildew, and UV damage?

5. Do you manufacture your own logs and siding?

6. Will you, the representative, be with me through the build?

7. Will you provide me using a listing of your customers and not just the happy ones?

If the answer to these questions is "No", walk away.

Shopping Price

Being a good steward of your respective money is an excellent idea so that as you compare Log Home Suppliers, do not forget that value is a bit more important than price. As a log home builder I can show you I have seen this scenario much too often. You got a "deal" for the timber and now the builder is calling you telling you pieces are missing, cut short, warped, twisted, poorly dried and green, poor dimensional consistency along with the list continues on. At Heartridge Builders, we have seen these scenarios around the job site. Some log home builders can become charging additional fees to try and correct or hide these complaints or worse, hide them that you can discover later. We know you worked hard for your money, don't waste it on poor materials or bad service.

Remember, this is your perfect home. Keep it a confident experience by looking into it. Our next blog can provide the info you'll need in "Choosing Your Log Home Materials".

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