Evergreen's log homes sit among dense pines and along Bear Creek, where shaded walls stay damp and sunny walls bake. That mix calls for a wall-by-wall plan: cleaning and mildew treatment on the shady side, UV-protective stain on the exposed side.
Jefferson County's foothills are the heart of Colorado log home country. Homes tucked into the pines around Evergreen and Conifer see shade on one side and hard sun on the other, so finishes wear unevenly and need a wall-by-wall assessment.
At around 7,200 ft, UV exposure is far stronger than at sea level. South- and west-facing walls fade and dry out first.
Water that gets past worn stain or cracked chinking freezes, expands, and opens checks that invite rot.
Big day-to-night swings keep logs moving. Chinking has to stay flexible and log ends need their own sealer.
UV-protective stain and clear coats made for log homes.
New chinking and patch repair to stop drafts, water, and insects.
Sealing and repair of checked, weathered log ends.
Removing dirt, mildew, and failing finish before new coats.
Media-free stripping back to clean, fresh wood.
Rebuilding soft or damaged log sections with wood epoxy.
Yes. Tanka Services restores log homes in Evergreen and the surrounding area. Call 720-271-5044 or request a quote online to schedule a free on-site assessment.
Late spring through fall is usually best, when daytime and overnight temperatures stay warm enough for stain and chinking to cure. Interior work and assessments can happen year-round.
Common signs are gray or faded logs, water no longer beading on the surface, cracked or separated chinking, checking on log ends, and soft spots near the bottom courses or under rooflines.
Every home is different, so we start with an on-site assessment and give you an itemized written proposal. Our standard terms are 50% at project start and 50% on completion.
Free on-site assessment · Itemized written proposal · No scope changes without your approval
