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Pressure Washing

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Before any building begins, our raw logs are debarked using a high-pressure water process that preserves the beauty beneath the surface.

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Western Red Cedar has a particularly rich character as the knots and flared trunk are a special feature of cedar trees. Only by removing the bark without destroying the surface of the log can these features be preserved. Have a look through our portfolio to see what pressure washed logs look in a finished home.[/vc_column_text]

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Pressure washing maintains the intricate details of the cedar flares. Every natural ripple and curve is appealing to both sight and touch.

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An added benefit of pressure washed logs is the smooth finish of the logs, far easier to clean and collects less dust than logs peeled with a drawknife.

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