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Archive-7122

You need to have a local contractor take out and re-install or install a new door.

Archive-7124

I really do not have a clue. Try calling a few log home builders for their thoughts. Maybe Ebay.

Archive-7136

you need to put a least one coat of interior stain on them. I know its to late, but bleach should never be used.

Archive-7138

I always say to budget $1 per square foot of house / per year for maintenance. You need to keep the finish up. Once it fails you are into big bucks to strip it off and refinish.

Archive-7140

If you have carpenter ants you have wet, rotten wood somewhere. Fix the rot the ants will go somewhere else.