OTHER PESTS AND YOUR LOG HOME
1. Woodpeckers can cause damage to log surfaces, chinking, window frames and trip. Make sure that you do not have insects living in areas where woo...
Read more1. Woodpeckers can cause damage to log surfaces, chinking, window frames and trip. Make sure that you do not have insects living in areas where woo...
Read more1. If you see signs of termites or other wood-boring insects, call a pest control professional. Signs include frass (a sawdust like substance) and ...
Read moreUp to now, our attention has been focused on methods for controlling fungi and insects. The other area of concern is weather. The four weather fact...
Read moreFUNGI – Methods of Control During the construction phase, it’s important to control fungi around your log home. If you see any evidence of mold ...
Read more1. To manage water runoff, make sure the grading around your foundation slopes away from the home – usually a minimum of 6 inches in the first 6 fe...
Read more1. Many maintenance issues will be determined by geography. Like and environmental detective, be on the lookout for signs of insects, wildlife and ...
Read moreThere are important log home maintenance steps that can be taken in order to greatly reduce the costs of exterior maintenance. The first major c...
Read more1. You can help or hinder maintenance issues with your home’s design. Start by raising the foundation at least 6 inches above grade (some experts r...
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