Everyone who watches Becky’s Homestead knows I built my log cabin kit all by myself, and I love, love, love my cabin! The question I get the most from my viewers is, “Who did you buy your log cabin kit from, and what do I need to know before I buy my own log cabin kit?” That’s why I want to help people figure it out with my simple little book–”How To Build A Log Cabin”. I wrote this book to be a Soup to Nuts Buyers Guide for anyone who wants to build a log cabin. Before you go out and buy your log package, see if you can answer these questions: What’s the difference between stamped and non-stamped blueprints? Do the doors and windows come with the kit? What keeps the logs from warping and bending? How much does a kit really cost after you add on the extras? Can I assemble my kit myself or should I hire a contractor? What’s the difference between a log cabin and a log home? What are the pros and cons of log cabins compared to a normal house? What kind of wood makes the best logs? How do I get water, electricity, and sewer connected to my cabin? And, How do I get a permit for building a log cabin kit? If you don’t know the answers to these questions you’ll be at a disadvantage when your dealing with the log cabin kit companies. That’s why my book answers all those questions and more. Now, let me tell you, there are a lot of things the log cabin sales people don’t tell you, and if you walk in there unprepared you might be sorry. “How To Build A Log Cabin” is a buyers guide for anyone who dreams of successfully building their own cabin like I did. My book will save you time, money, and frustration.
List Price: $ 19.95
Price: $ 19.95
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