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Archive-7542

It sounds like you need to have the exterior completely caulked or chinked. Call Mike at 866-670-3020 for help and estimate.

Archive-7546

I would go with the Cedar over the White Pine. You should still apply a borate treatment.

Archive-7548

Call Dave for the materials you will need. They do make a product called Yard Guard for fresh logs. 800-564-2987

Archive-7552

Not sure what they are, but real good chance they are from the wood.

Archive-7558

I would recommend an exterminator that is familiar with the pests in your area.

Archive-7560

Sounds like Powder Post Beetle with the holes you are describing. The only good way to get rid of them is to have the house stripped and apply a good borate solution, then re-stain.