In this one-of-a kind-webinar, we will explain key topics associated with maintaining your log or timber frame home and answer your questions!
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The natural beauty of log homes attracts many of us to build one, but they also require more work than a typical home. When you know what’s needed, there are ways to minimize maintenance activities.
When a log home is properly care for, its longevity is pretty much assured. Some of the oldest buildings in the world are made of logs.
Webinar registration
Log Home Maintenance, Restoration & Repair an “Ask Me Anything” webinar presented by Kealey Tackaberry Log Homes
Thursday, Nov 3rd, 2022 from 7 – 9pm (we’ll go long if we need to!)
Cost: $100
Webinar participants will also be offered a special opportunity to lock in a spot for restoration work in 2023!
Below we share our agenda for the evening. Don’t miss this chance to find out everything you need to care for your log home or cabin.
Webinar benefits
Valuable information to save you thousands of dollars by maintaining your log home and preserving its beauty, while avoiding expensive repairs.
Your questions answered by a world class log building expert.
Webinar agenda
- Issue prevention & good log-building design
How building design decisions can help to protect your house, reduce the maintenance required, and minimize future costs. - Maintenance
How you can keep your logs looking new through regular maintenance, at much lower cost by avoiding restoration and repair. - Restoration
We explain washing, blasting, staining, and the different situations that necessitate one or more of these treatments. We also detail what you can expect in terms of costs for such restoration. - Repair
When do your logs need repair, due to various causes, including weather and insects? How we repair smaller or larger areas of logs and what it costs. - Open Q&A Session
We will take all your questions during our “Ask Me Anything” session to help you understand the options available to you, so you can maintain and restore the natural beauty of your log homes for decades to come.
