After the Appalachian erection crew is gone, you or your contractor then begin to finish out the home.
Click on any of the thumbnails below to view a larger picture and short description of the step involved…
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Porch Erection
https://static.alhloghomes.com/uploads/slideshow-gallery/conbuilds01.jpgAfter the Appalachian erection crew is gone, you or your contractor then begins to erect the proches. These are nornally not built prior to log erection in order to give heavy equipment access to the sub floor..
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Conventional Framing
https://static.alhloghomes.com/uploads/slideshow-gallery/conbuilds02.jpgTraditional carpenters begin to frame the interior partition and gable end walls.
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Porch Completion
https://static.alhloghomes.com/uploads/slideshow-gallery/conbuilds03.jpgAfter completion of the porch deck floor, your carpenters using hand-hewn beams, rafters and supports, supplied by ALH install the porch and the porch roof.
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Windows - Doors - Clinking - Stain - Dryin
https://static.alhloghomes.com/uploads/slideshow-gallery/conbuilds04.jpgFinish roof decking, windows, doors, chinking, stain and the fireplace complete the drying in of the house.
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Exterior Log Siding
https://static.alhloghomes.com/uploads/slideshow-gallery/conbuilds05.jpgExterior log siding, board and batten, or featheredge bark siding complete the gables and the dormers. (Once log siding is chinked and stained, the house has the appearance of having full log gables).
