Answers

You should contact a local sawmill to find out the local going rate. You also need to know if it is per board foot, lineal foot or running foot. You should also look for a competitor to get a second bid.

It is possible, but be aware of the added maintenance.

I suppose you could use them for this, but you should apply a good application of borate first to help deter any rot. I would then apply a couple of coats of stain and about 4 to 6 good coats of Acrylic clear coat. Perma chink makes an excellent Acrylic… Read More »Archive-2356

I would recommend a moisture barrier. You might want to check with a local contractor to see if there is anything else you should know. You may have to put some furring strips up also.

Costs verie, depends on where you are. I would recommend a 6” high manufactured half log. You should caulk them all in completely and inspect for caulk failure at least twice a year. Use a good quality log home stain and keep up on the recommended maintenance. I recommend Life… Read More »Archive-2360

It all depends on where you are. It is different everywhere. I have never dealt with it so no idea really. I would think it would be the same as any vinyl siding in your area.

It should be screwed. Call Timeless Wood Care Products at 800-564-2987 or www.timelesswoodcare.com for the materials you need.

Probably, but not sure where. Call local log home builders for help.

The log should be cut down in the dead of winter when the sap as run down to the roots.

Try call Ryan at 877-788-5647. He might be able to help you find what you need.