Log Chips: The Construction Process
"Log Chips took care of that by offering a selection of vendors and contractors. Log Chips brought together a contracting crew that was more than excellent to put the house together and complete the building. Everyone Log Chips brought onto the jobsite performed professionally and friendly. They also brought with them ideas for finishes and other decisions that we needed help with.

The entire process, from the first meeting at Log Chips to the move in day was the best experience my wife and I could possibly have due to their professionalism, expertise and friendliness during the entire project. We know that as he was during the project Fred and Log Chips were and will be available for us at anytime we have questions or concerns".  Jim and Sammy Killilea

Assorted Project Photos

Log Sided Homes/Additions Log Home Renovations
If your plans include a home renovation, you might want to consider log siding. Virtually nothing else comes even close to creating the warm ambience achieved by genuine solid logs and log siding. Just examine the following “before” and “after” examples below. The LOG CHIPS answer was to design and build a solid log addition and apply matching kiln-dried log siding to the entire home. To create the total custom log home look, authentic 8x8 and 6x8 porch and truss components were added. Mountain View Renovation
Blessed with a spectacular view in all directions, the owner of the home below wanted to achieve a rustic appearance that was compatible with the surrounding rural environment.

Log Siding Solutions
If you’re interested in adding the “Look” of solid log construction to your remodeling, new home or garage project, our exclusive Timberhaven kiln-dried log siding may be the perfect answer! Log Siding install easily in typical “stick-built” applications.
Project One
Came time to replace the siding on his house, the homeowner was looking for a warmer look, blending nicely with his lakefront setting. Log Chips accomplished just that by adding kiln-dried log siding and replacing the deck and railings with full round logs and iron posts. A 6 x 8 truss system was also added to create a more authentic log home look.