Our craftsmen specialize in the Scandinavian full-scribe round-notch wall system. This is a shrink-to-fit system which incorporates factors such as log size, moisture content, log mass compression and climate variations into the design.

While many of our clients request full-scribe log homes, we offer chinked and timber framed homes as well.

Chinked wall styles are an option for those seeking a more rustic look. In this system, a small space is allowed between the log walls. After the house is erected onto its foundation, this air space is filled-or "chinked" - with backer rod and a caulk/putty like material.

Both full-scribed and chinked homes can be paired with either the round notch, the scarfed saddle notch or dovetail joinery.

Timber framed homes offer the look of a more contemporary exterior, while utilizing the beauty and strength of full-size wooden beams for the interior. In this system, logs are traditionally hewn into rectangular timbers which are joined together to form the shell of the home. Timber framed homes can also be constructed with round logs, echoing the appearance of the trees from which they are crafted.

All three of these building systems, full-scribed, chinked, and timber framed, incorporate mortise and tenon joinery where ever design dictates for maximum structural integrity.