Check out this article in Log Home Living magazine’s August 2019 edition, which features John and Cathy Blankenship’s gorgeous log home built in Hide-A-Way Hills.

We love this log home almost as much as we love John and Cathy! We partnered with the Blankenships to bring their log home vision to life with this stunning log home on the lake in Hide-A-Way Hills. This property is full of unique customizations, including including dark trim that contrasts the natural color of walls, a mudroom off the garage, sliding barn doors, a staircase featuring a wrought iron railing and a two-story garage with a walkway from the home.

By choosing The Jubach Company, you’re partnering with a true custom builder – in all facets of the process. We have a wide array of available properties that have already undergone years of development to become sustainable home sites for our log homes, but there are occasions – like this – in which we’ll build on other property. In this case, we couldn’t move our land to the lake, so we partnered with the Blankenships to bring the log home of their dreams to the location of their dreams in Hide-A-Way Hills. 

When you work with The Jubach Company, you’ll sit down with our family to determine how we can help bring your family’s dream to life – from the property location and features, to the smallest of details.

Check out our Gallery page to see more photos of this gorgeous home. 

Please don’t hesitate to contact us to learn more!

Your builder will be responsible for the quality of your investment. It’s imperative that you take the time to research and pick a builder you can trust – now and into the future.

Here are some things to consider as you search for the company you entrust with building your log home:

• Choose a builder that is knowledgeable about construction in the Hocking Hills area, and local laws and zoning regulations.
• Evaluate how well you and the builder communicate during the early stages of your discussion; for instance, is the builder easy to contact and prompt to respond?
• Ask to visit homes the builder has built. Not only will you be able to better judge the quality of workmanship, you may also see design elements you’ll want to include (or exclude from) your own home plans.
• Check the builder’s references. A reputable builder will have a variety of previous clients willing to serve as references. The more previous clients you can talk to, the more confidence you will have in choosing your builder.
• Ask for a copy of the builder’s liability and workers compensation insurance coverage.
• Evaluate the builder’s warranty on new construction. What does it cover and for how long? What does it exclude? Who handles the permits and inspections?
• Evaluate how “green” the builder’s construction practices are. Does the builder preserve as much character and beauty of the land as possible?
• Explore each other’s timelines. Does your time table for completion fit the builder’s workload and schedule? Ask for referrals for similar projects completed within a similar timeline.