318 N. Airport Rd Cedar City, UT 84721 

435-867-5647

Maintaining Your Log Home

Maintaining your log home means knowing what to do and when to do it. We’ve been in the log home industry since the mid 90’s and have helped thousands of log home owners just like you.

That’s why we’re a registered Sashco dealer, giving you easy access to the best stains, sealants, and coatings in the industry, and the experience of our knowledgeable staff that know how to use them be best protect your investment.

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Finishing Touches to Match Your Style

There is no limit to creativity when it comes to your taste of log furnishings and railings. We can help pick the log stairs, posts, and rails that will give your cabin the perfect balance of form and function.

And for the perfect finishing touches on the inside we can help you with log beds, dressers, cabinets, dining tables, chairs, armoires, entrances, gazebos and more.

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Make Your Entrance

Make your ranch entrance dramatic or subdued, big or small. Whatever type of entrance you want for your cabin, we can design and build it for you.

Not only does the entrance to your cabin add flair and flavor to your property, it can also add security making it easier to protect your cabin or ranch entrance with gates or chains.

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About Us

Pine Hollow focuses on quality, affordability, assembly and satisfaction as they continue over 20 years of business. Whether you are looking for a log home, log gazebo, ranch entrance, log hand railing, or log furniture we want to be your source.

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Testimonials

Don’t just take our word for it. Discover how our handcrafted log homes, gazebos, and timeless designs have transformed spaces and created lifelong memories. 🌟 Real stories, real quality, real satisfaction.

“I would recommend you, Oscar-Owner of Pine Hollow Log Homes, to anyone who is building a log home or cabin. You gave us courtesy and understanding and went out of your way to make sure we felt comfortable and happy with our new home. Thank you for a very professional job.”

– E.J. “Jake” Garn (Senator of Utah)

“We would recommend you because we know you would do a very good job for anyone you were dealing with. You answered any questions we had in all aspects of starting to complete our cabin. You made sure all the supplies we needed were provided and made sure all the details were completed to get our kit in a timely manner. We thank you for your hard work.”
-Harold and Nan Bailey
“We would highly recommend Pine Hollow Log Homes. Oscar Hulet was phenomenal to work with. Oscar can take a simple idea and turn it into a beautifully designed home. He made the decision process uncomplicated and worked closely with us to incorporate our ideas into our budget. His attention to detail made the finished product spectacular.
-Jack & Kate Schoening, Spring Creek, Nevada
“Despite the size of the project, this was the smoothest construction job I have ever been associated with… I would recommend Pine Hollow to anyone!”
-Robert King, President of King’s Outdoor World

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Your Log Home Questions, Answered

From design details to care tips for log homes, gazebos, ranch entrances, hand railings, and furniture—we’re here to simplify your journey. Find clarity, confidence, and expert guidance below. ✨

Where do your logs come from?
Utah, Idaho and Montana
Do you use live trees?
No we use Dead Standing Trees. These are trees that are killed by bark beetles or fire.
Is there a limit to how big my log home can be?
No. You can build a small hunting cabin or a large home getaway.
Are log homes likely to withstand earthquakes?
As far as we know, there is no jurisdiction anywhere in America that does not allow log homes to be built because of earthquake concerns. When a log home is built correctly it can withstand the biggest earthquake, and pass the most stringent building permit issuance process.
How much settling is involved in log walls?
Because we use dead standing material, minimal setting occurs. We recommend half a inch gap above windows, three quarters to an inch gap for an interior wall.
What kind of roof would be best on a log home or log cabin?
To a large extent, this is a matter of personal taste. In the past, most log home builders preferred to use shake or shingle roofs. However, metal roofs are the standard these days. Personally, we prefer a metal roof because on the average they are stronger, they last longer, they are less expensive than cedar shakes, and they are easier and faster to apply.
Is it possible to purchase logs inexpensively?
Yes. The main factor that affects log pricing is location of the logs. Logs can be collected from local mountains, thus cutting shipping costs.
Is it possible to borrow money from a bank to build a log home?
Yes.
How many years will a log home last?
If it is built WRONG, then it can last as little as five years. On the other hand, if it is built RIGHT then it can last for hundreds of years.
Do log homes insulate well?
Yes. As with any home, you must add insulation to your roof and to your floor for energy efficiency. The walls do not need added insulation because logs are usually pretty thick and insulate well on their own.
How much physical strength is required to build a log home?
Hardly any.
How many people does it take to build a log home?
One person, working alone, can build a log home, but we would not recommend it. Most sites operate efficiently with a crew of four.
How much will a “kit” log home cost?
Our kits range from $30-$50 a square foot depending on the completeness of the kit and the diameter of log used.
How much time does it take to build a log home?
Normally a kit is erected in a six month building cycle but could take years depending on how many people are working on it.
Can the average person with no building experience build a log home with no help from anyone?
Yes. The average person can build a log home even if they have no prior building experience.

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Step inside our world of rustic elegance. Browse stunning log homes, serene gazebos, rugged ranch entrances, and handcrafted furniture that transforms spaces into stories. Let these images inspire your vision. 📸✨

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