Dry Rot Repair Specialists for Log Homes and Log Cabins Are Kind of Scarce…
That’s why we’ve been helping people in the Midwest with dry rot repairs for over 30 years…
Dry rot repair experts experienced with log homes aren’t exactly a dime a dozen. At least that’s what the people who call us with dry rot problems in their log cabin tell us…
How can you tell if you have dry rot?
Unfortunately, sometimes you can’t. A lot of people come to us thinking they just need a new finish on the logs. When we arrive at the cabin, we discover they have a serious dry rot problem.
Logs rot for just one reason. The logs aren’t staying dry. Regular exposure to moisture causes dry rot. However, when you see dry rot, it often looks dry, not wet. And yet, the rot is still attacking your logs.
Here are a few resources to help you recognize and understand the dry rot problem in your log home:
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We are dry rot repair experts...
We’ve been repairing dry rot in log homes for over 30 years. In fact, we’ve restored over a thousand log homes; more than anyone else in the Midwest. And because of what we’ve learned over the years, we’ve come up with a guaranteed solution.
What kind of a guarantee?
We use fully dried Western Red Cedar, Eastern White Cedar and Tamarack logs for our replacement logs. These particular species of wood have rot resistant properties that are so good – we guarantee they WILL NOT ROT.
If you identify rot, please don’t try to repair dry rot yourself…
Why do we say this? Because…
- You can’t repair dry rot with epoxy. Most people try this method and it doesn’t work. You can’t patch dry rot. You have to replace the log with a species that won’t rot. And then find and remedy the root cause of the dry rot. Our repairs keep the logs dry.
- Replacing logs is dangerous. We have years of experience replacing dry rot logs. If you don’t know what you’re doing, especially with older log homes, you may bring the building down on top of you.
Call a log home expert at 1-877-378-4403 and preserve the family log home for future generations. Edmunds & Co – your log home dry rot repair specialists.