Some people may feel the process and idea of having a cedar log home package built may be too complicated or overwhelming.
Here at Big Twig Homes, we agree that building a Cedar Log Home or Solid Cedar Home is simple, easy, and rewarding. At Big Twig Homes, we understand what it takes to build your dream log home without everything being complicated or confusing. We combine our knowledge, training, and local builder’s experience to build log homes in a straightforward manner so that you can enjoy watching your dream log home come together. Big Twig Homes services the United States with a primary focus on North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee.
We are here to help you with all parts of the Log home-building process. We know how to make the process of building Cedar Log Homes streamlined so that everything can be kept simple. We use a seven-step process to create your cedar log home. Here are the seven steps.
To build your perfect dream log home, you will need to spend some time thinking about your lifestyle and your current home. First, take a look at the home you currently have. What do you like about it? What do you dislike about it? Use a notebook to keep up with everything you want in a cedar log home package. Consider what you wish to use the home for, too. Whether you are building a primary home, a second home or a vacation rental, or just a log cabin, this information will help create the right plan.
To build your new log home, you will have to locate and purchase the right piece of land. Keep in mind that the style of your new log home will need to complement the land that you choose. We will need to evaluate the space to make sure your log home and your land work together perfectly. This way, we can plan and orient your log cabin home to make maximum use of views, sun exposure, and natural beauty. Additionally, once you have chosen your land, we will determine zoning details that could affect the home you want to build. If You need help finding the perfect piece of land, we have agents available in Western North Carolina and surrounding areas that can help you.
Here at Big Twig Homes, we will help you with all of the planning needed. We have numerous options for log home plans, including existing plans, or we can modify a current plan or choose to create a whole new log home or log cabin plan. We will help you choose the right option for your preferences, and we will make sure you can select an option that will fit well in your budget. It is essential to provide as many details as possible during this planning stage to give you an accurate estimate for your new log home.
Once your log home plans are ready, we will give you a chance to look at them and put your final approval on them or make more changes. Again, we do not leave out any detail, and you will get an accurate idea of exactly what features your home will include.
Our Cedar Log Homes are energy-efficient and environmentally friendly, saving you a great deal of money. At Big Twig Homes, we offer many environmentally friendly options, including sustainable Northern White Cedar Log Home packages and zero-waste manufacturing.
Once the plans have been finalized, and you have signed off on your plan, our local builders will start building your home. Your Cedar Log Home package will soon be built and ready for you to move in.
As you can see, building your cedar log home or cedar log cabin is quite simple and straightforward. Are you ready to get started? Contact us today! Free-estimate
”We were fortunate to find Aaron Dunn (Big Twig Homes) as the primary contractor to coordinate the construction. [...] This decision would become the backbone of the successful construction of our home. Not only was the construction timely but the contractors selected were of the highest quality. [...] All of the finish work performed by the carpenters in the interior of the house was nothing less than cabinetmakers quality. All of the joints and fits on the interior walls with no exaggeration were precision fits showing the attention to detail and high standard that they invested into their entire project."
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