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Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Restoration
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
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Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair by Log Doctors
Log Cabin Repair
For many log cabin structures, poor design, poor site placement, or (believe it or not) poor landscaping decisions have helped cause the decay and rot to set in. Ninety-nine percent of the log deterioration has to do with poor water evacuation away from the log cabin. All fungi, including those of the "dry" rot variety, require a high amount of moisture to evolve.
A good cleaning or maybe a surface exfoliation, media blasting or chemical stripping, followed by a fresh coat of stain will usually reverse or for some older log cabins. At the very least, delay the decay and log rot brought on by the exposure to the elements.
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