Our FAQ

A log home uses horizontally stacked logs following the piece-on-piece technique to form the load-bearing walls. A residential frame relies on a structural wood skeleton covered with cladding. Both techniques produce durable results, but the appearance, construction process, and maintenance differ.

White pine is recognized for its density, weather resistance, and natural insulation capacity. It is a local material suited to the northern climate that works well for piece-on-piece assembly. Entrepreneurs des Monts exclusively uses Quebec white pine for its log home constructions.

Like other home exterior materials, log construction requires regular maintenance to preserve its appearance and integrity. It is recommended to apply protective products against weathering and UV rays every 3 to 5 years, depending on exposure. An annual visual inspection makes it easy to identify areas that need attention. With proper maintenance, a log home can last for several decades.

Yes. We offer a personalized consultation to help you choose the log home model that matches your budget and your vision. We present our available models and guide you through your decision, with no commitment required.

Plans are architectural drawings sold on their own, without materials, for log homes. Prefabricated packages include the plans and the pre-cut and numbered materials, ready for assembly. Packages are available for both log and residential framing constructions, with delivery anywhere in Quebec.

Generally, yes. The budget is known in advance since the plans and materials are included in a fixed price. Factory pre-cut materials also reduce waste and on-site labour time. The final cost depends, however, on the range chosen, the size of the project, and the finishing work. Contact us for a quote tailored to your budget.