Log Homes

Maybe it's the pioneer spirit coming to the surface.

Log homes are a popular choice South of Flagstaff Arizona. They fit so well with the surroundings.

It's obvious that those who enjoy log homes are wood lovers... the colors, character, and textures imparts a warm glow and sense of durability to the homes.

Whatever each person's reason is, these structures are popular, especially in mountainous, wooded areas. They do blend into their surroundings so well in these areas.

Modern log homes have gone high tech. Technology has had an impact on the design, construction, and maintenance that the pioneers just wouldn't believe!

Click on the box... and have Google start putting money in your bank account!

Most of these residences are custom designed and built for the owners. In most cases the logs are fitted and dry-assembled at the log home company's yard to assure it all works... and then it's carefully taken apart.

Each piece is numbered, loaded on trucks in reverse order of construction, and shipped to your site. When the trucks are unloaded and your home assembled, the first piece your contractor needs is now magically on top of the load.

Most log home companies will not cut live trees for logs they supply. Dead, standing trees are preferred overwhelmingly... for both construction and environmental reasons.

While they've always had many fans, log homes are increasing in popularity. You can get close to nature and still live in a warm, snug, energy efficient home.

There are several magazines focusing on log homes. Log Home Living is a good one.

Here are links to the other South of Flagstaff Arizona real estate pages...

Forest Highlands real estate

Kachina Village real estate

Mormon Lake real estate

Mountainaire real estate

Pinewood and Munds Park real estate

Sedona real estate

Real estate investing

House plans on the internet

Timber frame homes are unique and elegant

A cedar home may be your preferred real estate

Go to an expert for mortgage information

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