GhylloskLOG CABIN RESTORATION

Log cabin restoration · Maple Crossing

Keep the cabin.
Mend the weathering.

A log cabin wall with two fresh replacement log ends, pale chinking between logs, and a caulking gun resting on a workbench
Clean wood. Closed joints. Sound replacement ends where the old wood has softened.

Some walls need a fresh coat. Some need a little more care underneath. We look first, then put the work in writing.

See the work and example ranges

Outside, from the wood out

Four parts of a careful repair.

01

Clean

Remove surface dirt and failing finish with a method suited to the wood and coating.

02

Replace

Cut out agreed rotted log ends and fit replacement wood to match the existing profile.

03

Seal

Redo worn chinking between logs and caulk the smaller joints around trim and openings.

04

Stain

Apply the agreed exterior stain after the prepared wood has dried enough for the coating.

SPRING
2027

Work list opened November 2, 2026

Plan this fall.
Work when the wood is ready.

The spring work list is open for April–June 2027 projects. An inspection this fall helps us allow time for repairs and materials. Start dates depend on temperature, dry wood, and the weather.

Joining the list is not a reserved start date. We confirm the scope, price, and working window with you first.

Give the walls a closer look.

Tell us the cabin size and what has changed. We will start with an inspection.

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