Canyon Creek
[Restoration]
The Backstory: Built in 1925, this classic log cabin had just received a fresh coat of linseed oil when Mount St Helens erupted in the spring of 1980, sending a cloud of volcanic ash far and wide across the Northwest. This unsightly residue remained on the log walls 40 years later when Jim and Pam Gosink decided to restore their beloved home.
The Process: After replacing some areas of log rot along the foundation, the exterior was then blasted using walnut shell media, sanded, and borate solution was applied. New synthetic-mortar chinking was completed, with the final stage being three coats of stain using Transformation Brown Tone Medium. This cabin is protected well into the future using our annual maintenance program.
(Restored in 2020)
"WE WERE SO LUCKY TO FIND BTI; THEY DO SUCH A COMPREHENSIVE JOB OF LOG CARE. THEIR CREW IS KNOWLEDGEABLE, FRIENDLY AND HARD WORKING TO COMPLETETHE TASK. ALL PHASES OF THE WORKMANSHIP WERE COMPLETED TO OUR UTMOST SATISFACTION."
Jim and Pam G.
Client Since 2015
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