How to Upgrade Your Home With Wood Paneling Without Overspending
So many people aspire to have a beautiful log home that welcomes in warmth. From the character of its texture to its naturally cozy…
Author: Rick Bills
Rick Bills is the owner, president, and founder of WoodHaven Log & Lumber, which he started in Comins, Michigan, in 1987. With nearly four decades in the business, Rick brings hands-on experience in milling, kiln drying, wood species selection, finishing, and product quality, especially in log siding and tongue-and-groove products. He remains closely involved in WoodHaven's manufacturing standards and holds every product to a simple test: "If I don't like it, our customers should not be expected to.
Custom Milled Wood Products: What They Are and Why They Matter
Custom milled wood products are pieces of lumber shaped and cut to exact specifications, often to match a design vision or fit a specific…
End-of-Season Maintenance Tips for Your Wood Siding
Fall doesn’t just bring in cool air and falling leaves; it signals the last chance to finish up any routine maintenance needed outside. Taking…
Why Fall is the Perfect Time to Install Wood Siding or Paneling
Fall may be known for its holidays and cozy aesthetics, but it’s also one of the best times to tackle home improvement projects. September…
Cedar vs. White Pine: Which Wood Siding Material Is Right for You?
When it comes to real wood siding, cedar and pine are two of the most popular choices, but they offer different benefits, aesthetics, and…
How White Pine Avoids Sap Bleed During the Summer Heat
Discover how WoodHaven’s white pine siding naturally resists sap bleed, even in summer heat, resulting in cleaner finishes and longer-lasting performance.
Interior Wood Paneling vs Humidity: How Does it Perform?
Every room in your home maintains a different level of humidity, and some are more prone to moisture buildup than others. This can make…
Log Siding Done Right: How to Prevent Common Installation Mistakes
For contractors and DIYers who haven’t worked extensively with wood siding or paneling, avoiding mistakes from the start is key to a successful project….
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