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Log Home Inspection

Log Home Inspections

Log homes are unique structures that require specialized training and an experienced eye. We understand the way logs settle, breathe, and age — and we know what issues are commonly overlooked during a standard inspection.

A log home inspection gives you peace of mind by identifying concerns early and helping you protect your investment.

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What We Look For

  • Log moisture content

  • Insect activity & wood-destroying organisms

  • Checking, cracking & log deterioration

  • Staining, sealing & weathering issues

  • Structural movement or settling

  • Roof system & drainage around the foundation

  • Air infiltration, insulation, and energy considerations

Our inspection is tailored specifically to the way log structures are built and maintained.

Certified & Professionally Trained

Our log home inspections are performed by an InterNACHI-trained inspector with experience in the unique construction and maintenance concerns of log homes. Inspections follow industry-recognized best practices and focus on critical areas such as moisture intrusion, wood decay, settling, and structural integrity, with clear and easy-to-understand reporting.

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Why Log Homes Need a Specialist

Unlike traditional homes, log structures act as both the framing and the exterior envelope. Issues can develop slowly and may be hidden from the untrained eye.
With specialized log-home knowledge, we can identify concerns early and guide you toward proper maintenance.

If you're buying, selling, or maintaining a log home, a specialized inspection is essential.

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