Log home

Whistler, bc

  • 2024

  • Rebuilt timber railing with glass infill, new garage roof membrane, foundation repairs, and repaved surface.

  • Handling and reinstalling large, heavy timber components safely and accurately.

Wooden balcony with glass railing overlooking a forested mountain area with trees and neighboring buildings.

This exterior renovation focused on key upgrades to extend the life and safety of a Whistler log home. The existing timber log railing was rebuilt and fitted with new glass infill panels, blending safety with open mountain views.

A new roofing membrane was installed over the garage, where an upper deck sits, to prevent water infiltration and improve long-term performance. This work included concrete foundation repairs below and new pavement to restore surface drainage and access.

The result is a more durable, weather-tight exterior—ready to handle Whistler’s conditions while staying true to the home’s original character.

Two workers building a wooden deck outside a house, with trees in the background. Construction materials and tools are scattered on the brick-paved ground.
A woodworking workshop with two large logs on a workbench, one partially polished and the other still rough. The room has unfinished concrete walls, a garage door, and shelves with tools and supplies. Various tools and equipment are scattered around, with gloves and an extension cord visible.
Outdoor construction site with partially built wooden railing, scaffolding in the background, and tools including a vacuum, chainsaw, and a saw on the ground, surrounded by evergreen trees.
Outdoor patio with wooden railing, patch of melting snow on paved surface, surrounded by evergreen trees, overcast sky.