r/loghomes

Image 1 — How the wife of this owner is acting since I've worked with him.
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Image 3 — How the wife of this owner is acting since I've worked with him.
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How the wife of this owner is acting since I've worked with him.

So, this woman won't leave me alone. I've blocked her accounts and even gotten new accounts. I just want you to know that this is the type of family that is running this business. I can't get his wife to leave me alone. Always saying the worst things. She sent a photo of the owner of this business eating cat... that's the photo in the message stream. So inappropriate.

u/Ok_Comparison_4656 — 2 days ago

Based out of NH/VT

Hi everyone, I’m based out of nh/vt I do sandblasting, maintenance washing, and wash and restain. I’ve had a lot of business from this group and I am thankful, I went on my own in 2022 and have been doing this since. Backed with my family having 40+ years as well. Hope to do more business!

u/nickowarz — 3 days ago

Recommended Log Home Insurance Company? (New York)

Purchasing a 26 year old 4100 sq ft log home in Upstate NY. Any recs for home insurance companies? Also, (generally) what would be considered a good rate? Any particular things I should ask or look for when shopping around? Thanks so much!!

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u/Organic-Arugula-8877 — 7 days ago

Chugging along with sanding… any advice?

For some backstory, my fiance and I had no idea the house was log when it was bought, it was sided over and had been for 40 years. We’re really flying by the seat of our pants and winging it in a lot of ways, but trying to do things right (and we have until the winter returns in October to get it finished)

We’ve been sanding and prepping to re-stain. I’ve seen some log wash products and wondering how effective they are and if worth the expense? And some conflicting information on what order to stain and re-chink in.

Any advice is welcome! We’re in NE Oregon if that helps, too.

u/NoIndependence2844 — 9 days ago

Next...replace all 17 14 inch porch posts

Because in 14 years or less white untreated wood becomes ant food!!!Which is why in NYS Treated lumber was required from 1992 on....but this was built 2004=2005!!!

u/Foreign_Hippo_4450 — 7 days ago