What the Design Center used to look like...
You can see the porch roof has been totally redesigned with hancrafted beams and trusses
During construction, we ask that you use the lower entrance to the Design Center
The site of the future log Gazebo
What the Design Center used to look like...
You can see the porch roof has been totally redesigned with hancrafted beams and trusses
During construction, we ask that you use the lower entrance to the Design Center
The site of the future log Gazebo

If your car is stopped for longer than 15 seconds, turn it off. Letting it idle will use more gas and emit toxic fumes. Not idling could have a significant impact on greenhouse gases - just ask Burlington, VT's mayor Bob Kiss. They've had a law against idling on the books since 1990. So just turn your car off when you're stopped and you'll save money and the planet.Remember, living green isn't about taking a huge leap. It's about all the little things that we can do every day to make our lives more environmentally friendly!

Send your e-mails to kcprochazka@beavermtn.com. We can't wait to see your pictures and hear your story!
Remember, companies that do not belong to the Log Home Council do not necessarily follow these standards. When you keep your research list narrowed to only council members you have the reassurance that those companies are committed to the above. For your first research assignment, visit the Log Home Council’s website at http://www.loghomes.org/.
-Frank Myka, Beaver Mountain Sales Consultant
Jimmy, Mike, JoAnn & Rusty - Beaver Mountain's Customer Service Team!
Then you will want to register now for the Fall events! Saturday, September 13 we'll be having another Mill Tour, Log Building Workshop and Home Planning Seminar! To register for the events, go to our events page, choose the event that you want, and click "register". Throughout the summer we'll still be having Open Houses and Special Sunday Hours, so check out those dates too!
easier to navigate, has more information and our Builder's Corner is taking shape! Plus we've updated our Gallery of Homes and created a new Testimonials page, full of inspirational images and letters from Beaver Mountain homeowners!
Title: Engineering Manager
The May 2008 issue of Country's Best Log Homes features an article entitled "Creating the Personal Touch" that focuses on specialty rooms. The loft/bonus room of Beaver Mountain's Classic Lodge floorplan was one of the rooms highlighted. The description reads, "This bonus room above the garage functions as the perfect hobby space, but can also serve as guest quarters or a playroom. The size (414 square feet), versatility, and convenient location make it a true bonus room." 