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Dyer
Mountain Homes offers a wide selection of building materials
for your new home. Whether you choose a custom cedar
log home, Ponderosa log home, or any of the others, our
specialists can advise on what works best in your location,
helping you choose the right building materials for your
superior quality home.
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Canadian Western Red Tight Knot
Cedar.
Cedar is a living legend for its
"grown-in-the-wood" resistance to moisture,
decay and insect damage. Cedar also has
exceptional dimensional stability. It lays flat,
stays straight, retains fasteners and provides a
firm base for many types of stains and paints.
Properly finished and installed, it could be the
last siding your home will ever need. With its
richness of grain, texture and color, Cedar
offers a timeless complement to any
architectural style, from traditional to
contemporary. It accepts stain or paint well
and, if left untouched, ages beautifully.
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Ponderosa / Lodgepole Pine Logs.
Ponderosa Pine is one of North America's most
abundant species. It is often milled and sold in
combination with other similar Western Pine
species (Sugar Pine, Lodgepole Pine, White
Pine's, Engelmann Spruce and other western white
softwoods). Ponderosa Pine is contains less
pitch that Eastern Long Leaf Pine's or Southern
Yellow Pine. Ponderosa Pine has little heart
wood and is mainly sapwood, although in lower
grades the heartwood becomes more common.
Ponderosa Pine is often used for interior and
exterior applications, such as paneling, trim,
flooring, doors, windows, fascia, soffits and
many more.
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HardiPlank®
Composite Siding.
Hardiplank Siding is a durable and attractive
alternative to traditional wood, composite
siding or stucco. It combines the look and
warmth of wood with the durability of
fiber-cement. It resists damage from extended
exposure to humidity, rain and termites.
Hardiplank siding comes in a variety of sizes
and textures to give you the look you want.
Some advantages of Hardiplank siding are: Low
maintenance, resists damage from cold or windy
climates, wet or humid climates, flame, flying
debris, insects, cracking.
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Pine / Spruce / Douglas Fir
Framing Lumber.
These softwoods are most commonly used in
building construction. Builders prefer softwood
because it's relatively inexpensive and readily
available. Softwood is often pressure treated to
protect the wood against insects, rot, and
decay.
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CONTACT us today!
Email
david@dyermountainhomes.com,
or
call:
530-251-6900
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