Suki,
Were you able to get this issue resolved? We are new to this forum, but not new to log home restoration. I can send you some photos of some much-worse logs/homes that we were able to replace and homes that we restored. Compared to some of the…
Kevin, I just happened to run across this post and plan on signing up for the seminar. If you'd post it as a blog though, perhaps more people would see it.
Hi Suki,
Just in case you still need to do some research on Rot Repair, this Wednesday we are having a live webinar on the subject. It's free of charge and pretty easy to register for and join in on the discussion. The person giving the webinar has…
Hello Suki,
I know it's been a while since u posted about the rot on your house and I was wondering if you found a log home contractor in East Texas that you would recommend?
Thanks for any info. you can give me.
Susie
Jeffrey - Short answer: not necessarily. You will certainly want to determine exactly how much rot there is & what it will take to fix it. If it is affecting the structure in such a way to make it near impossible to fix permanently, then it may not…
I am looking at purchasing a Log Home with some dry rot and rot that is rather close to the rot in your pictures. Should Dry Rot in a few spots and perhaps the need t replace one log or seriously do some patch work with it discourage me from buying…
If the rot is limited to the width of the windows, why don't you just add french doors? It would be fairly inexpensive and you could remove the damaged wood at the same time. I live in Tx also and labor and material prices seem to be reasonable. How…