If you plan to build a log home during the 2011 summer, have your shell and contractor, Al Anderson, ready to go by securing a log home shell, now from the Montana School of Log Building.
 

New Log Shell for Sale... 32 x 36 Main floor - 1152 sq. ft.  32 X 18 Loft- 576 sq. ft. Total: 1,728 sq. ft. THREE BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS, CATHEDRAL CEILING (Logwork 45.00 per sq. foot!) Your new log home...a finished product. a look when it is finished...   Why choose the Montana School of Log Building construction division to help you with you log home?       Al can help throughout the process; he is an valuable resource, who can save owner/builders  "thousands of dollars " with money saving tips. He can help with architects, engineers, building inpsectors, and sub-contractors making the project process much easier for the owner/builder.  Al Anderson is the logworker you want on your site when you want a great log home for a great value.   Log shell for sale in our logyard. Alex, craftmaster working with Al Anderson.     Staggered butt end style                Save money as an owner/builder and help with your project.  Owner/builders often put up roof rafters, frame rooms, and finish the shell.  Al offers prfessional project consultation throughout the building process.        Call Al to discuss a project, and get your questions answered      406-285-3488

Handcrafted Log Cabin 20 X 24 Log Cabin shell...25,950.    Description of Log Cabin Shell      Large Dry Lodge pole pine with 8 to 10 " tops       Full Scribe Fits and tight saddle notches      Loft Logs included      Roof system: Center Upright Post and a log ridgepole       If you're interested in discussing a project, call us at 406-285-3488 email Organizing a Log Home Project  What Owner/Builders need to know... 1. Learn local building codes associated with project. 2. Site Preparation plans, Sets of House Plans. 3. Excavation for footings, septic, water and power. 4. Concrete sub-contractor quotes from plans. 5. Carpentry for the sub floor 6. Deliver and Stack logs 7. Carpentry to install roof rafters, plywood, and  shingles over flattened ridge pole, purlins, and side walls. 8. Carpentry to install windows, doors, frame rooms, and finish