Modular log sided home - Pioneer Home

Pioneer Log Sided Home

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Pioneer camping cabin The Pioneer home features a generous 6'x16' gabled porch that can be centered or placed on the left or right on the front wall. Watch the sun rise or set from the comfort of your covered porch. The Pioneer cabin is available in 24' and 26' widths and up to 52' long.

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Pine Log Siding - Stained
30 year, architectural shingles- selection of different colors
One insulated entrance door - painted your color choice with standard lock-set
30"x36" insulated windows (22' wide buildings)
30"x48" insulated windows (24' - 26' wide buildings)
2x4" walls spaced 16" o.c.
3/12 pitch roof on 22' buildings- 2x8 rafters, 16" o.c.
5/12 pitch roof on 24'-26' buildings- constructed with engineered trusses, 24" o.c.
Standard 6' x 16' front porch can be centered or postioned to the left or right on the front wall

~ Pioneer Log Sided Home Floor Plans ~

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26x42 Pioneer Display in Holden, Maine

Log Home FAQ

Are the floor plans flexible?

Yes. We have standard plans for each style and you can use those as a starting point for your own customizations.

What’s the time frame for building my home?

That depends on a lot of factors including the manufacturer. You can see an updated schedule for our buildings including homes here. We always encourage our customers to plan ahead with a large purchase like this. It's best to have as many details as possible worked out before putting down a deposit.

Is this different than a traditional log home?

These homes are stick framed with a log siding and pine board interior. This allows for a tighter home construction and less complications running plumbing and wiring. There also aren’t the same issues with checking of logs and settling of the home. With the log corner package, it has the same look of a traditional log home and the energy efficiency and benefits of a modern framed home. There's also less maintenance with a Cozy Cabin home!

What does the price include?

It may be easier to say what’s not included! You get a complete home with exterior log siding and protective finish, insulation, interior finish, flooring, electrical and plumbing fixtures, shipping, crane, and setup costs - the list goes on.

You’ll be responsible for building permit, excavation and driveway, foundation, well and septic systems, plumbing and electrical connections, heating system, appliances, and furniture and window treatments.

We may be able to work as your general contractor if needed. This will depend on our schedule as well as the home installation location. Please call for more information.

How energy efficient are Cozy Cabin homes?

The homes meet or exceed the building code requirements for modular construction. For some specifics -Wall Insulation: R-21 (No expensive additional insulation system that conventional log homes use)
Ceiling Insulation: R-49
The window thermal rating exceeds modular home code. Starting in 2023, new orders will receive triple pane insulated windows!

Information on Traditional full log homes as opposed to our log style method.

Do I have a choice of interior finishes?

Yes. The standard is pine that has a clear finish. We have many options available, including flooring and cabinet choices, that will have your home feeling cozy!

What does the home buying process involve?

We sit down and go over the different home plans and designs, working with your space requirements, site layout, design requirements, and budget. Once a design is agreed on, it’s sent to Cozy Cabins to have drawings completed. A deposit is required in order for construction to begin. At this point site work can be done and also the external utilities.

When the home is delivered, our crew will work with the crane contractor to place and and get the home weather tight quickly.

To be move-in ready also depends on the subcontractors involved and their schedules.

How much does it cost?

Homes range from about $135k for a 1-bedroom ranch up to approximately $400k for a 3-bedroom, 2-story home. Add in the site work, well, septic, and hooking up your utilities.

Do you finance the homes?

We don’t offer any in house financing at this time but encourage you to get financing through your local bank or credit union if needed.

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