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In early America, the most plentiful resource was the tree. The early pioneers formed a sturdy structure by stacking the trimmed and stripped trees on top of each other, notching the ends, to form the four walls.
When the walls were high enough they laid limbs and small logs across to make a roof frame. The space between the logs was plugged with mud mixed with grass or moss.
Building these structures took basic hard labor--hand and back power, producing structures that have lasted and will last hundreds of years.
Using and appreciating this history, Mountain Construction has built a name and reputation that honors the timber builders of the past. Tying it all together with the character of the beauty of the Appalachian region, Mountain Construction has produced homes that not only reflect the history of timber and log building but also have incorporated elements inspired by the unique qualities found in the natural world.
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