River to River Log Homes - Nevada

09/04/2026

A log home's exterior may age unevenly because each wall experiences different sun, shade and moisture conditions. Maintenance plans should account for those differences. https://bit.ly/4wz0UWv

09/02/2026

River to River Log Homes serves projects ranging from routine maintenance and repairs to complete restorations and custom log home construction across Idaho, Oregon, Nevada and Northern California. https://bit.ly/4wz0UWv

09/02/2026

Our highly specialized team completed this restoration of this home in McCall, ID including staining with Ultra 7, sealcoat with Lifeline Advance, staining decks, EWood Epoxy repair, and caulking. Turned out incredible!

08/31/2026

Whether you're building a new log home or restoring one that has faced decades of Western sun, climate-aware design and maintenance can help protect the wood and preserve its character.

In today's post, we discuss the construction of non-home areas such as Log Home Decks. We do those as well as fences and more!

08/29/2026

Our talented crew just completed this restoration of this home near Donnelly, ID including staining, sealcoat, and caulking. This home was already a beauty beforehand and just needed freshened up to be even more beautiful!

08/29/2026

A wildfire-conscious landscape doesn't mean removing every tree. Strategic spacing, fire-resistant plants and irrigated areas can help reduce fire intensity. https://bit.ly/4wC1W4K

08/27/2026

Leaves and pine needles on a roof can become fuel when embers arrive. Regular roof cleaning is a simple part of wildfire-conscious log home maintenance.

In today's post, we discuss how to build wildfire resistance into a log home. Since log homes are often in wooded areas, this is crucial.

08/25/2026

Your roof is a key part of wildfire preparation. Class A roofing, metal systems and regular debris removal can help reduce ignition risks. https://bit.ly/4wC1W4K

08/23/2026

Log home owners across the West face wildfire risks. Modern construction, restoration and maintenance strategies can improve resilience without giving up the beauty of log home living.

In today's post, we discuss how to build wildfire resistance into a log home. Since log homes are often in wooded areas, this is crucial.

08/21/2026

Modern wildfire mitigation can be part of both log home restoration and new construction. Updated roofing, venting, landscaping and other strategies can help reduce wildfire risks.

In today's post, we describe what the difference is between a conventional and a New Log Home. We can build either.