The log home in Kingston Wisconsin was completed on 2/8/2016. We will be coming back in the spring to do a few more projects that couldn't be done with the enclosure around the house.
The home owner had concerns with bugs and a few drafts in the house. The logs were not caulked properly or in some cases at all which we did rectify. The home owners should be pleased with the lack of bugs and warmer home. Please see the finished pictures as the house turned out great.

The Log Home in Kingston Wisconsin is moving along on schedule even with loosing a day because of weather and bad road conditions. If all goes well we should be removing the enclosure by Monday February 8th and the home will be complete. Below are pictures of the construction in process and the first coat of stain going on the house. The home owner wanted us to check the house if it needed any additional caulk (which was on the contract). After further inspection most of the caulk had failed or was never applied originally. We did caulk the home using over 50 tubes of caulk to seal the house.

The Log Home Doctors crew finished the home in Necedah and on to the next project in Kingston, WI. This Log Home will need a few repairs before the staining will begin. When the home was built the deck didn't have enough support so the crew is adding them. The deck has also started to sink into the ground at the entrance of the house so we will remove the support columns and reset on a  concrete pad. The project has just started, the below pictures are before any work has been done and the enclosure being put up on 1/26/2016

Just finished the log cabin in Necedah, WI. This one was a little tougher having to deal with the wind when we had the enclosure up. The Log Home turned out very well and the home owners were happy with the project. What they liked is the house was done in the winter so the house is ready for them to enjoy right away when spring comes. The Log Home was finished 1/23/16.

Update on the log cabin we are about a third of the way done. Pictures of the enclosure being removed and the finished wall. The next enclosure is the porch area to be stained.

New project for the New Year.
We just started enclosing this house by Castle Rock on 1/7/2016. This is a gorgeous log home that needed a couple of logs replaced and now we are preparing to start the staining. We have very cold temperatures forcast for the next week so it was critical to get the enlosure constructed this week.
Our carpenters built this structure without having to secure it to the house. This was done by using a clamping design they came up with so we didn't disturb the shingles on the roof.
Below are the before pictures and the constructing of the enclosure on the log cabin.

This project was started right after Christmas 2015 and was just finished on January 7th, 2016.
The whole log cabin was enclosed to protect it from the elements and to contain the heat. We did have a big snow storm that caused us a loss of 3 days production because the roads in the area were not plowed and we couldn't get the trucks in.
Below are some before, during , and after pictures of a beautiful log home by Buffalo Lake in Montello, WI