CONSTRUCTION

Building Approach

"Do-it-yourselfers":  For some, the best part is pleasure of saying "I built it myself!"  As an owner/builder, you stack your own logs and coordinate project
"Dry-in" crew:  You act as your own contractor, but have crew erect log package
"Turn-Key" construction:  Contractor/builder coordinates entire project--hands you the keys when you're ready to move in

Cost to Build

"Turn-key" costs or "cost per square foot" can be misleading.  Overall cost to build takes into consideration where you're building, your design, complexity, choice of amenities, your approach to the building process, site-related and building code considerations, and degree of completion.  The cost is approximately the same as building a conventional, custom home.  Folks often spend more, as they choose more elaborate amenities for finishing the inside of the home.   Sometimes, many save by doing some (if not all) the work themselves.  As we begin discussing your needs with you, we can help you better determine costs.

Choosing a Plan and Determining Cost of Log Package

For floor plan ideas, the Southland Log Homes planning guide ($8.50) helps get you started.  Customization is no problem.  We'll help you adapt any plan to meet your specific needs (just part of our design expertise) and provide you with a complimentary, detailed price and materials list, so you'll know exactly what you're getting. 

Southland Log Homes never cuts back on the extras.  While others tend to cut corners on their log packages, Southland gives you more standard features than any other log home manufacturer--all at no extra cost.  You'll find that, log for log, you really do get more for your investment with a Southland log home.

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