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How do you reseal a log home?
Chinking ensures that logs, which don't perfectly fit, have a nice seal. Permalink is a sealant you can use to apply in the gaps between your hewn logs to prevent external infiltration (air and water) and heat loss. Always remember when using caulking to apply a first coat of stain before caulking.
How much does it cost to reseal a log home?
The cost of resealing and repairing log cabin chinking can cost anywhere from $2-$5. For a typical 1,500 square foot home, the price tag for this type of log cabin maintenance may run anywhere from $3,000 to $7,500.
How often do you reseal a log home?
How often should I reseal my log home? The short answer is usually every 3-5 years, but this can vary due to many factors.
How much does it cost to refinish a log home?
The costs attached to restoring a log home vary depending on the extent of work necessary, the size of the home, and other circumstances. Based on national estimates, the cost of renovating a log home may range from about $15,000 to upward of $100,000. The process can also be a lengthy one.
Are log homes high maintenance?
It is true, most traditional log homes have a high level of maintenance involved. Log homes will settle, and check (crack) and many will have insect issues (because of moist wood). This results in plenty of maintenance, including caulking, and chinking.
How do you seal a log home?
Chinking ensures that logs, which don't perfectly fit, have a nice seal. Permalink is a sealant you can use to apply in the gaps between your hewn logs to prevent external infiltration (air and water) and heat loss. Always remember when using caulking to apply a first coat of stain before caulking.
How much does it cost to seal a log home?
Sealing and Chinking Repair The cost of resealing and repairing log cabin chinking can cost anywhere from $2-$5. For a typical 1,500 square foot home, the price tag for this type of log cabin maintenance may run anywhere from $3,000 to $7,500.
How often does a log home need to be sealed?
For example, once your entire home is properly sealed the south and west walls will usually need recoating first (often within 3-5 years). The north and east outside walls are more protected from UV sunlight and weather, and may need resealing only every 5-8 years.
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