Berkeley - Chatsworth | Eco Log Home raising the roof & dormers. We completed all the roof framing and dormers. We also installed all the roof buildups and roof insulation for the home.

JCB cutting framing with Makita circular saw

Inside of Eco Log Home loft dormer — 2”x6” dormer walls set and ceiling joists placed on 16” centers.

Laying out for the collar ties that will be installed.

Because of the time of year the openings were tarped every night to keep the snow out of the home.

JCB laying out lumber for roof framing — JCB getting pieces laid out and cut for the guys as they get the dormers framed up.

First half of the roof completed and ready for the future steel roofing.

Walls set on the second half of the roof for the last 2 dormers going on.

We are a family business and everyone pitches in. Alisha came in to help make sure our site stayed safe and clean for us.

Guys air nailing dormer wall framing together on loft floor

dormer walls going on roof covered with a green tarp. — The hemlock ceiling boards where all left long until the end on the gables. This allowed us to snap a perfectly straight chalk line to cut them too. We were able to manipulate the 4” x 10” trusses then to follow our perfect line keeping the ends very straight and clean looking.

The roof was made up of multiple layers. First the 1” x 6” hemlock ceiling boards went down. Then a synthetic roofing membrane was installed with ice and water shield in the valleys. Next we installed two layers of Styrorail insulation. A base layer of 3” SR.P200 Graphite which can’t stay exposed to any sunlight and then a second layer of 3.5” SR.Radiant+ which has a vapour barrier reflective membrane laminated to it. All layers have offset joints which where taped with Tuck Tape sheathing tape. We then cover the valleys & dormers with an additional layer of GRACE Ice and Water Shield HT. Finally all this is covered with a layer of 2x4 sheathing installed @ 16” o.c. for the new steel roofing.

Over the balconies at the gable ends and the porches we used a 2x8 rafter build up to match the 6-1/2” of insulation and then installed the 2x4 sheathing over top of them @ 16”o.c.

Completed jack rafters forming the valleys of the home with collar ties installed to prevent any uplift or separation from the roof peak.

We pulled some large tarps over the home at the completion of our work to leave the home ready for the new steel roof install.

West Grey Ontario | Heritage Log Cabin Addition, we started an 18’ x 40’ addition this past August with a conditioned attic for storage space off the back of the old summer kitchen of this beautiful Heritage Log Home near Priceville Ontario

We chose to excavate this project ourselves giving us full control of the schedule, as well as allowing us to use smaller equipment to keep the construction footprint as minimal as possible.

Two runs of rebar were ran in the 8” x 24” footing to keep it super strong set 4’-0” below finished grade to give proper frost protection.

We also formed this project ourselves with Strip-Ease forms to control the schedule keeping the project moving without delays.

Jude Bender on site helping pour walls and making sure equipment was where it needed to be for the guys.

We take a lot of pride keeping our sites clean, keeping ourselves and our clients safe as well as keeping project running efficently.

Amvic Envirosheet was used to provide R10 insulation around the perimeter of the foundation as well as under the poured concrete floor.

John Bender himself on site making sure this floor turned out perfect for this project.

Shout out to Miller’s Concrete for being an amazing supplier and always going the extra mile for us and our customers.

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