We purchase our logs directly from the mills, therefore you have a variety of logs to choose from, such as Pines, Spruces, Firs and Cedars milled in different sizes and shapes.

It is our opinion that in Oklahoma’s harsh weather conditions the species of log is not the biggest factor in the longevity of your log home. We have built log homes in Oklahoma for over 25 years with different species and styles of logs and we have not seen one log out perform another. The design and maintenance of the home plays a much bigger factor to the life of your logs.

Our most popular log is the 6”x 8” D-shape Spruce log. There are a several reasons for its popularity. First of all, it is milled from dead standing trees so you have a reasonably stable log with a minimum of shrinkage. Secondly, it’s shape gives your interior walls a flat surface which makes hanging items easier and it does not collect as much dust as the round logs. It also is very light in color which enables it to accept a wide variety of stains or you can leave it clear for the lightest finish. Lastly, it is abundant and fairly easy to harvest making it a relatively inexpensive log.

full round	Full round logs can be purchased milled or hand-peeled in a variety of species and sizes. We use very few of this type of log for log walls, they are mostly use as porch post and beams. Call (405) 275-4050 for pricing.
d - shape	D-shape logs can be purchased milled or with a hand-peeled exterior and in a variety of species and sizes. Our most popular style is the 6”x 8” double tongue and groove Call (405) 275-4050 for pricing.
swedish cope	Swedish cope logs are round on the interior and exterior of the home and can only be purchased milled however, they do come in a variety of species and sizes. Call (405) 275-4050 for pricing.
round and round	Round & Round logs, generally called round logs, are round on the interior and exterior of the home. They can only be purchased milled however, they do come in a variety of species and sizes. The majority of round & round logs come with tongue and grooves. Call (405) 275-4050 for pricing.
saddle-notch corners	Round and Swedish cope logs require saddle-notch corners. They get their name from the saddle shaped notches cut into the bottom of each log. You can also upgrade to saddle-notch corners with the D-shape logs.
butt-and-pass corners	D-shape logs use the butt-and-pass corners. The butt-and-pass corners are formed when one log stops where it meets the intersecting log which extends past the corner. Unlike the photo we remove the exposed tongue and groove on the butt-and-pass corners. You can also upgrade to saddle-notch corners with the D-shape logs. PHOTO OF DOUBLE TONGUE & GROOVE
double tongue and groove	Double tongue & groove is the most popular way of joining the logs and are done on both round and D-shape logs. We put a log tape between the tongue and groove to provide an added protection.
single tongue and groove	Single tongue & groove is basically the same as the double tongue and groove, just with one less tongue and groove.
swedish cope	Swedish cope logs are round logs that are concave on the bottom to allow it to stack on the other log. We put a strip of log tape or a strip of standard insulation between the logs for added protection.