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Hi, we are applicators and the correct product would be Check Mate. Best of luck! Beth http://www.seedirtrun.com
August 25
We are in Maryland, and work in Virginia. We are also licensed in Virginia. Beth@seedirtrun.com http://www.seedirtrun.com We would be glad to assist you. Beth
August 15
We also like the transformation. Good luck. Beth http://www.seedirtrun.com
August 4
If you are still searching for a decent oil, look into Armstrong Clark. It can't crack or peel, although some film forming oils will. If you were not a fan of the Perma-Chink, stay away from Sikkens, it will do the same thing when not properly maint…
August 4

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We are log home restoration professionals. We offer services for: cob lasting, glass bead blasting, maintenance washing, chemical stripping, paint removal, chinking repair and installation, caulking, rot repair and log replacement, sealing and staining, deck washing, stripping sanding, and sealing, minor to major deck repairs (board replacement to re-skinning), new homes to historic log homes, and more! Offering both exterior and interior work. Interior log cleaning, and sealing and hard wood floor refinishing. Excellent references. Member BBB with an excellent rating. Maryland License MHIC# 86481. Member Chamber of Commerce. Wood Restoration & Preservation Certified Member of PWNA. Member of UAMCC. Visit us at See Dirt Run! Serving Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and beyond upon request.
Are you lucky enough to be living in a log home?
Now? No - growing up - yes, my grandparents had one I spent summers at.
What timeframe are you looking to start your dream home?
24+ months

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Check it out! "6 Easy Steps to Maintaining Your Cabin" by Beth Borrego, appearing May 2009 in Country's Best Log Homes Cozy Cabin Issue!

Hooray! This past February when I was thinking warm thought I was asked to write an article for the Cozy Cabin issue on maintenance. I just got my copy today, and am excited. My hat's off to the editors, who of course put out wonderful magazines. Thanks for the opportunity to be a part of this issue!

Beth
See Dirt Run! Inc.

Posted on June 3, 2009 at 7:34pm — 2 Comments

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Avoid the "P" word... (paint)

As log home enthusiasts who live vicariously through caring for other people's log homes, we would be remiss if we did not caution those of you building or buying an existing log home about the "p" word. Paint and logs are not a good combination. When moisture becomes trapped in the wood, your logs are more susceptible to rot. We have worked on painted homes before, where owners who purchased a log home that was previously painted, had no idea their logs were infested with rot. Wood needs to bre… Continue

Posted on June 15, 2008 at 7:44am — 1 Comment

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At 4:15pm on August 7, 2009, Merry Anne Hensley said…
As far as I know right now, the company will be there. We've not been told yet exactly who is going to be working the booth. I just know many have cut back on the # of shows they're attending this year.
At 3:36pm on August 7, 2009, Merry Anne Hensley said…
Beth, We've got to stop posting on the same discussions at precisely the same time.... LOL

Thank you for directing him to those pics. That is a darker color than I would like, but that's just a matter of opinion, everyone has different tastes. Just wanted to say good job, it looked great.

Are you guys doing any Home Shows this Fall?
At 9:13am on May 18, 2009, Shad said…
Heh - thanks for the comment on the picture. That was from last Halloween. It was a total throw-together-at-the-last-minute costume that consisted of a black shirt with wide masking tape giving me stripes, the glasses and bat antenna. So I was a bee. Then a made a sign that said "Boo!" and draped it over my neck, making myself a boo-bee. Made me laugh at least :)
At 9:06pm on February 21, 2009, Tom & Barbara Gaskell/Heritage Log Home Dealers/VA said…
Yes I did receive your package and we will share your information with our customers and any other log home owners that contact us. I have a question for you. We are seriously considering taking the stain off of the outside of our log home and restaining it a lighter color. What is the best way to do this and what would the cost be?
At 2:15pm on January 31, 2009, Ted said…
From your mouth to god's ears.

Ted
At 1:25pm on January 12, 2009, Greg SWEETS said…
yes we have
At 8:48am on January 12, 2009, Todd Andrews said…
Well I was going to the Dallas Show in Feb. but I heard it's postponed until the fall. Perma-Chink will be in Nashville and Orlando. Not sure about fall shows yet.
At 9:52pm on January 10, 2009, Johnny Lost Loghome said…
Thanks, We are having a bad run, hope we will hear from some of the people we contacted in reference to AmerLink In the Woods logHomes. If anyone out there are even thinking about
using them please just throw your money out the window of a moving car. You will never get
it back nor will you ever get your home.
At 3:47pm on January 4, 2009, CottageGirl said…
Thank you!!!
At 8:13pm on January 2, 2009, Tom & Barbara Gaskell/Heritage Log Home Dealers/VA said…
Please send us some of your advertising material and we will let all of our customers know about you. We are already delivering two log homes in the beginning of this year and a possibility of five more by the summer. We would much rather recommend people in the business of log homes than a beginner. Our mailing address is: Heritage Log Homes of Southeast Virginia, P. O. Box 248, Windsor, VA 23487.
 
 
 

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