Plan the whole build, with your own numbers.

The kit

• 400 Cedar Log kit

  The published kit price, before freight and tax.

  $62,150

• Freight and sales tax

  Delivery on one 53′ flatbed to your site, and tax for your state.

  Ask: Us. Request a quote and we price both for your address.

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• Stamped engineered drawings

  Permit drawings stamped for your jurisdiction. Included with SIP kits.

  Ask: Us, with your quote.

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• Offload equipment

  Forklift, telehandler, or crane for the 2-hour offload window.

  Ask: An equipment rental yard or your builder.

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Land and site

• Land

  Purchase price and closing costs, if you don’t own the lot yet.

  Ask: A local land agent.

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• Permits and fees

  Building permit, impact and plan-review fees.

  Ask: Your county building department.

  $
• Survey and site plan

  Boundary survey, setbacks, and a site plan for the permit.

  Ask: A licensed surveyor.

  $
• Clearing, grading and driveway

  Tree removal, grading, and a drive the flatbed can reach.

  Ask: A grading or excavation contractor.

  $
• Foundation

  Slab, piers, crawlspace, or basement, sized to the kit’s footprint.

  Ask: A foundation contractor.

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• Well and septic, or utility hookups

  Water, wastewater, and power to the house, on or off the grid.

  Ask: A well driller, septic installer, and your utility.

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Raising the shell

• Assembly labor

  Raising the walls, roof framing, windows and doors. Your own time, or a crew.

  Ask: A local builder or framing crew.

  $
• Roof insulation

  Log kits don’t include roof insulation.

  Ask: Your builder or an insulation contractor.

  $
• Screws, nails and hardware

  Log kits include only the lag bolts for the logs.

  Ask: Your builder or a lumber yard.

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• Loft ladder or stair

  On the 400, loft access is by others.

  Ask: Your builder.

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Systems and finishes

• Plumbing

  Supply and drain lines, fixtures, water heater.

  Ask: A licensed plumber.

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• Electrical

  Service panel, wiring, fixtures.

  Ask: A licensed electrician.

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• Heating and cooling

  Mini-splits, a furnace, or a wood stove, plus ventilation.

  Ask: An HVAC contractor.

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• Interior finishes

  Kitchen, bath, flooring, paint, and anything beyond the kit’s interior package.

  Ask: Your builder or individual trades.

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• Appliances

  Range, refrigerator, washer and dryer.

  Ask: Any appliance retailer.

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• Decks, steps and landscaping

  Entry steps, decks, gutters, and finish grading.

  Ask: Your builder or a landscaper.

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Contingency