Custom Log Home Construction
Coordinate the project from early planning through the major construction phases, with local general contracting support and Timberhaven material options.

Crooked Creek Construction LLC
Choose complete construction, a Timberhaven materials package, custom plan guidance, owner-builder assistance or a combination built around your project.
A successful log home project requires more than choosing an attractive elevation. The plan, structural system, materials, site work, construction responsibilities and long-term care all need to fit together. Crooked Creek Construction offers a practical set of services that can be organized around your preferred level of involvement.
Each service below has its own purpose, but the strongest projects connect them through one clear plan.
Coordinate the project from early planning through the major construction phases, with local general contracting support and Timberhaven material options.
Start with your land, lifestyle and priorities. Modify an existing plan or develop a layout around the way you want to live.
Explore solid-log and engineered-log packages, structural components, windows, doors and material planning for your selected design.
Compare cabin, ranch, chalet, two-story and walkout concepts, then adjust room sizes, circulation, views and storage.
Get product and technical guidance when you plan to complete part of the work yourself or coordinate selected local trades.
Discuss practical maintenance, repairs and periodic attention for log and conventional homes.
For clients who want coordinated construction, Crooked Creek Construction can discuss a scope that covers planning, major construction phases and the organization of local trades. The agreement should identify site work, foundation, package erection, mechanical systems, finishes and owner-supplied items.
Some owners want to manage parts of the project or perform selected work themselves. Technical assistance, package coordination and a clearly defined handoff can reduce confusion while preserving the owner’s desired level of control.
Design and materials
You may already have a floor plan, a sketch, a folder of inspiration or only a list of rooms. The next step is to test those ideas against the property and the construction system.
Plan work can include changing room sizes, adjusting the view side of the home, adding a porch or garage connection, planning a walkout lower level and coordinating the selected log profile with the architectural character.
Material planning then connects the design with the components needed for the shell and other package inclusions.

Discuss project information and documentation that may be needed when speaking with a construction lender. Financing approval and terms remain the lender’s responsibility.
Review home concepts, materials and construction approaches for log homes as well as conventional country-style homes.
Coordinate eligible Timberhaven package components and other material needs based on a written project specification.
Discuss routine attention, repairs and maintenance planning for log and conventional homes after construction.
Yes. Design, material package planning, general contracting and technical assistance are often connected. The final scope should clearly state which party is responsible for each phase.
The original Crooked Creek Construction service list includes both log and conventional home sales and maintenance. The website focuses on log homes because that is the company’s specialty, but conventional-home needs can be discussed directly.
Material sales and Timberhaven package planning can be discussed for a complete home or an owner-builder project. Availability and delivery are based on the selected specifications and project location.
Crooked Creek Construction can discuss financing assistance and the information lenders commonly request. Loan approval, rates and terms are determined by the lender.
Call Crooked Creek Construction to discuss your land, ideas, floor plan and the level of construction support you need.