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Old Wood Building Old Wood Building was started with the purpose of saving and restoring pioneer era buildings from the 1800's.

We specialize in methodically taking down and dismantling barns, cabins, and farmhouses with the goal to rebuild and give them a second life.

10/20/2026

A fresh coat of stain can change the look, but the real beauty is in the logs that have been here all along. We're just giving them a little more life, a little more protection, and a chance to be part of someone's home for generations to come.

Funny how a window can change so much without changing what makes a home special.A closer look at the crew getting the d...
10/14/2026

Funny how a window can change so much without changing what makes a home special.

A closer look at the crew getting the details right. Because when you're working on a place that's meant to stay in the family, every improvement should feel like it belongs.

Old character, new possibilities, and plenty of life still to be lived here.

Ever wonder how much history can fit into one corner of a house? Those old logs have already stood through generations, ...
10/13/2026

Ever wonder how much history can fit into one corner of a house?

Those old logs have already stood through generations, and with the right care, they can be part of many more. We're working our way around this cabin, keeping its original character while giving it the attention it deserves.

After all, a home worth passing down is a home worth looking after.

Who says an old cabin has to stay stuck in the past?  New windows, careful hands, and a little room for modern living. W...
10/12/2026

Who says an old cabin has to stay stuck in the past?

New windows, careful hands, and a little room for modern living. We're keeping the character that makes this place special while making it a home worth holding onto for years to come.

Some things are simply too good to leave behind.

St. Matthews Electric joined us on site to handle the electrical side while we keep pushing the restoration forward. Dif...
10/08/2026

St. Matthews Electric joined us on site to handle the electrical side while we keep pushing the restoration forward. Different trades, same jobsite, one project coming together piece by piece.

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The inside is currently operating under one rule: watch where you step.  Framing going up, tools migrating from room to ...
10/06/2026

The inside is currently operating under one rule: watch where you step.

Framing going up, tools migrating from room to room, and about twelve things happening at once. Exactly the kind of organized chaos we’re used to.

Fresh stain pulled out every groove, scar, and bit of character that was already there. Darker, richer, and looking migh...
10/05/2026

Fresh stain pulled out every groove, scar, and bit of character that was already there. Darker, richer, and looking mighty good.

Staining is also a pure preference in many cases. We always prefer to use some sort of oil finish but lately have been big fans of Sundance Coatings and their Bourbon Barrel Brown color. Note, this is the darkest it will ever look after freshly applied. Over a couple months is mellows out and looks really natural.

We often use a two part epoxy to fill certain gaps or check on the interior of the cabin. Mixing in these pigments help ...
10/02/2026

We often use a two part epoxy to fill certain gaps or check on the interior of the cabin. Mixing in these pigments help us dial the look in just the way we want.



Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

One set of hands checks the fit, another catches what’s off, and nobody moves on just because it’s close enough. That’s ...
10/01/2026

One set of hands checks the fit, another catches what’s off, and nobody moves on just because it’s close enough. That’s pretty much a normal day around here.



Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

A few minutes to regroup, talk through the next move, then it’s back at it. This is what a jobsite looks like between th...
09/28/2026

A few minutes to regroup, talk through the next move, then it’s back at it. This is what a jobsite looks like between the big moments.



Photography | Winters Photography Co. -Mickie Winters Art

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