MEADOWLARK HOMEOWNERS LOSE HOUSE IN NW MONTANA WILDFIRE
Here's How We Can Help Them
Lisa and Steve Holett had been building their dream home in Dayton, MT when it was destroyed by the Elmo fire weeks before moving in. Because there is no home insurance until the home is finished, there is no reimbursement and they just lost their life savings they had put into the home. See the news article here.
Meadowlark Log Homes has two ways that you can help. First, you can donate on their Go Fund Me page. Click to Donate to their Go Fund Me here.
Meadowlark Log Homes is also holding a silent auction for a 28' x 42' Meadowlark Rancher Single Level Log Home.
Because our current production schedule is backed up a year and a half, this is a unique opportunity to get a Meadowlark Log Home package within six months of winning the auction and making full payment. All proceeds from the auction go directly to the family that lost their home.
The auction will be held as a silent email auction with an undisclosed minimum bid for the log home package. The auction will go on until the minimum bid is reached or September 30, whichever comes first. If you are the first to make the minimum bid, the log package goes to you. Full payment is due upon winning the auction, so serious bidders only, please.
Current Bid: $51,000
CLICK HERE TO PLACE YOUR BID.
Handcrafted Amish Log Homes
Custom Log Homes Built in Montana
Amish Handmade- Centuries of Craftsmanship.
Welcome to Montana’s premier Amish log home builders. Our families’ Amish roots come from 1600s Europe. Handcrafting and fine woodworking was brought to the New World in the early 1700s where the Amish built massive timber frame barns and frame homes. The heritage of master crafting using trees from the forest and building large wooden barns was passed on to our father Ora. His barn building legacy in Indiana was brought to Montana in 1975 and continues today by the families’ third and soon fourth generation of Log Home builders after him in Meadowlark Log Homes.
Meadowlark’s log building methods were developed in the 1970s and are a unique combination of milling, cutting, hand-peeling, fastening and notching that set us apart from others in the simplicity of the flat-on-flat log. While other log styles have their place, our design is incredibly strong, simple, and has the look and feel of a high-end work of log art. Our philosophy is simple: Provide the highest quality handmade log homes and related products. Meadowlark’s product line reflects decades of quality and design innovation. All our products are environmentally friendly using logs that are removed by forest thinning- so every tree our loggers remove allows the forest to breathe and be more healthy. Log homes are very earth friendly structures because trees are a renewable resource.
Meadowlark Log Homes designs and manufactures premium fine handcrafted, handmade products including:
- • Log Homes
- • Log Cabins
- • Timber Frames
- • Log Pavilions
- • Log Pergolas
- • Log Tiny Homes
- • Log Garages
- • Log Barns
- • D-Log Homes, Flat Log Inside
- • Log Post-and-Beam Structures
We invite you to visit our mill and log home operation, model log homes and unique Amish Farm to Market, located in beautiful Northwest Montana. For overnight stay, please contact us to reserve an Amish lodge or cabin.
Our Three most asked questions:
Many customers want to know what actually comes with the log packages featured on this website and how much it will cost for a completed home, so we have assembled the answers below:
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What’s Not Included In Log Package?
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