Business Details
Custom Log Home Builders in Montana
Montana Custom Log Homes has over 30 years of experience crafting custom log and timber frame homes. Our team combines traditional techniques with modern technology to deliver structures that balance aesthetic beauty with structural integrity. We specialize in milled, handcrafted, and timber frame log homes, offering design assistance and engineering support to ensure every detail meets client expectations. Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in our use of naturally seasoned dead-standing Lodgepole Pine, Spruce, and Western Red Cedar, minimizing environmental impact while maximizing durability.With a focus on personalized service, we work closely with clients to transform their visions into timeless, heirloom-quality homes. Our reputation is built on decades of satisfied customers who praise our craftsmanship, transparency, and post-sale support.
Services
Milled Log Homes
Handcrafted Log Homes
Timber Frame Log Homes
Design Assistance
Green Building
Highlights and features
- We offer 30+ years of expertise in log home construction.
- Our team works with your architect to ensure design precision.
- We use sustainably sourced, naturally seasoned timber for durability.
- Customization options for milled, handcrafted, and timber frame styles.
- Proven track record of on-time delivery and transparent pricing.
What people say
Expert craftsmanship
Exceptional service
On time delivery
No surprises
Great assistance
Services
Milled Log Homes
Milled log homes use precision-cut logs for uniformity and a sleek finish. Our Long Log Advantage technology creates full-length logs up to 60 feet, ensuring structural strength and minimal settling. Each log is hand-selected, graded, and labeled for easy assembly, reducing labor costs and long-term maintenance. This method combines modern efficiency with the timeless appeal of wood.
Handcrafted Log Homes
Handcrafted log homes are built using traditional techniques for a rustic, artisanal look. Each log is individually shaped and numbered for seamless reassembly on-site. Clients can choose from full hand-scribed or dove-tail styles, with optional on-site assembly by our expert craftsmen. These homes emphasize unique design and natural beauty.
Timber Frame Log Homes
Timber frame log homes feature heavy timbers and open floor plans with exposed beams and trusses. We use hardwood pegs and modern joinery for durability while preserving Old-World craftsmanship. Custom carvings and finishes allow personalization, blending structural integrity with aesthetic elegance for lodges or residential spaces.
People
Art Turner
President and CEO
Art Turner combines aviation and construction expertise to lead Montana Custom Log Homes. With over 30 years in the industry, he ensures every project meets rigorous quality standards while maintaining a client-focused approach.
Robyn Turner
Vice President
Robyn Turner, a former elementary school teacher, brings organizational and communication skills to her role. She oversees operations and client relations, ensuring seamless project execution and customer satisfaction.
Evan Wilson
General Manager/Sales
Evan Wilson has 20 years of construction experience, including three years specializing in log homes. He guides clients through the design and building process, ensuring their vision becomes a reality.
Questions
What types of log homes do you build?
We specialize in milled, handcrafted, and timber frame log homes, each tailored to client preferences for design, budget, and construction style.
How do you ensure sustainability?
We use dead-standing Lodgepole Pine, Spruce, and Western Red Cedar, reducing environmental impact while ensuring durable, low-settling materials.
Can I customize my log home design?
Yes! We work with your architect or ideas to create fully customized plans, from small cabins to large lodges.
Do you assist with engineering and permits?
We collaborate with trusted professionals to provide engineering support and ensure compliance with local building codes.
What areas do you serve?
We build log homes across Montana and surrounding states, including Colorado, Idaho, and Oregon.
