Northern Arizona Log Homes

Northern Arizona Log Homes Building log homes since 1982, we have the expertise to make your log dreams come true. Licensed. Bonded. Insured. ROC # 302476

Building a log home is the realization of a dream come true, as well as a big investment. While most people will research multiple log home companies before building, many do not spend as much time finding a qualified builder.

Making log replacements for a project in the mountains. Mike makes chain saw guides to ensure a consistent flat cut. We ...
09/24/2026

Making log replacements for a project in the mountains. Mike makes chain saw guides to ensure a consistent flat cut. We have to flatten two sides AND make sure the new logs are the same size as the rotted logs. Note: don’t fill logs with spray foam or concrete !

The Arizona sun has literally baked the paint into this log-sided south wall. If we can’t blast it off we can try grindi...
07/24/2026

The Arizona sun has literally baked the paint into this log-sided south wall. If we can’t blast it off we can try grinding and then sanding OR it may just have to he replaced in order to match the new color of logs. It is 97 degrees where I am standing - it had to be 20 to 15 degrees hotter in the sun and on a metal roof,

07/24/2026

Bye-bye paint! Hello beautiful logs!

Cornblasting almost complete! Even in 103 degrees! The logs are pretty dry but the wood is beautiful under the paint we ...
07/24/2026

Cornblasting almost complete! Even in 103 degrees! The logs are pretty dry but the wood is beautiful under the paint we removed.

Baby its hot outside! New restoration project in JULY in ARIZONA! Taking off the latex paint to find those gorgeous logs...
07/10/2026

Baby its hot outside! New restoration project in JULY in ARIZONA! Taking off the latex paint to find those gorgeous logs! Using ground corn media.

This log home in Dewey, Arizona is set for renovation. Mike Collins constructed this three-level residence in 1997, and ...
04/16/2026

This log home in Dewey, Arizona is set for renovation. Mike Collins constructed this three-level residence in 1997, and it now necessitates comprehensive restoration. Starting at the north wall, a four-level scaffolding framework is necessary to reach the top from the bottom course. The first phase of work involved repairing the soffit and fascia, previously compromised by bat and bee activity. The creatures have been removed, and the property has been sealed. Mike had to create blocking to attach the scaffolding to the log walls to provide stabilization. We are using ground up corn cob to remove the old stain and any rot. This is a REAL LOG HOMES log package.

04/16/2026

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