Log Home Restoration North Idaho Past Projects
Deer Park Log Home Restoration
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On this log home in Kidd Island Bay on Lake Coeur d’ Alene, the previous stain was failing And was due for a log home restoration . It had not been stained for years, and the front logs facing the water had turned nearly black. Me media blasted, filled the checks with chinking, treated all the wood with Borate, stainer with capture stain in “Sequoia” and put on Cascade clear coat in Semi Gloss.
St. Maries Log Home Restoration
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On this log home in Kidd Island Bay on Lake Coeur d’ Alene, the previous stain was failing And was due for a log home restoration . It had not been stained for years, and the front logs facing the water had turned nearly black. Me media blasted, filled the checks with chinking, treated all the wood with Borate, stainer with capture stain in “Sequoia” and put on Cascade clear coat in Semi Gloss.
Kidd Island Bay Log Home Restoration
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On this log home in Kidd Island Bay on Lake Coeur d’ Alene, the previous stain was failing And was due for a log home restoration . It had not been stained for years, and the front logs facing the water had turned nearly black. Me media blasted, filled the checks with chinking, treated all the wood with Borate, stainer with capture stain in “Sequoia” and put on Cascade clear coat in Semi Gloss.
Medical Lake Log Home Re-Finishing
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On this house in Medical Lake Washington,the stain was peeling and there was mildew growing on a lot of the log surfaces. We media blasted all of the logs, soffits, and facia boards to remove the previous stain and provide a clean surface for new stain to adhere to. we then applied Borate, filled all of the checks with chinking, and finally applied a new coat of “Capture” stain in “Chestnut” and “Cascade Clear” in semigloss.
Mica Bay Log Cabin Restoration in Coeur d’ Alene
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On this log cabin located on Mica Bay in Coeur d Alene Idaho, the previous owners had only applied “Log Oil” as their maintenance for the past 20 years. “Log Oil” never completely dries, and is great at attracting and holding onto dirt and dust, which is the reason this log home had turned so dark over the years. on this house, We media blasted the logs, then we Osborn brushed everything to smooth them out. after the sanding, we applied borate and then applied two coats of “transformation stain” by Sashco. The homeowners were thrilled to see their house return to its former glory.
Newport Washington Log Home Re-finish
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On this Log home restoration located in Newport Washington, we identified water damage, and mildew issues. this was to be expected as the home had not been stained in more than 10 years and it was located right on the river. We media blasted this entire home, then applied a heavy concentration of borate to kill and prevent any future mildew for the upcoming years. We then applied 2 coats of “brown tone medium” transformation stain to the logs and repainted all of the window and door trim flat black. This gave this log home a contemporary look while still maintaining the rustic feel.
Rathdrum Log blasting
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On this log home in Rathdrum Idaho, a local builder had just finished with putting it together. During the construction process, the logs had gotten wet and dirty. We were called in to come and blast the logs to make them look bright and ready for a new coat of stain to be applied by the owner.