Every log siding project includes
- An in-home visit and a full measure
- Real samples of colors and grains
- Insulation under the new siding
- Panels custom-cut on site
- Matching corners and trim
- Soffit, fascia and gutters to match
- Daily cleanup and a final walkthrough
- Lifetime, non-prorated, transferable warranty
Why people switch from real logs
Real log walls are beautiful, and they are a lot of work. Every few years they need to be cleaned, sanded and re-stained. Logs check and crack as they dry, chinking pulls away, and the bottom courses take the brunt of snow and splash-back until they start to rot. Woodpeckers and insects find the soft spots.
Steel log siding keeps the look and drops the upkeep. An occasional rinse with a garden hose is all it needs to stay in good shape.
What it's made of
Our log siding is engineered from heavy-gauge, hot-dipped G-90 galvanized steel that won't crack or break. It's custom-cut on site to the exact length of your walls, so there are no joints where moisture, heat or insects can get in.
It goes up snugly over a layer of insulation, which helps keep indoor temperatures steady, eases the load on your furnace, and can lower your monthly energy bills.
Colors and styles
Steel log siding comes in wood tones from light honey cedar to deep walnut, with matching corners and trim. It suits full log homes, mountain cabins, garages and shops, and pairs well with steel shake or standing seam roofing.
A warranty that moves with the house
We back our log siding with a lifetime, non-prorated, transferable warranty. If you sell the house, the coverage goes with it, which is worth something to the next buyer too.
