March 2023 · Raw Site
May 2024 · Finished
Wallowa County, Oregon · 46.1°N 117.2°W
2,840 sq ft · Douglas Fir · Wallowa County, OR · 14 months build
"Every contractor I called gave me a number that grew thirty percent by the time we broke ground. I stopped trusting estimates."
— Nora & Pete Callahan, Deschutes County, OR
Fixed-package pricing.
No contractor handoffs.
Because we mill every beam on-site and employ our own raising crew, we quote a single locked number before the first tree drops. The package covers everything from standing timber to finished ridgepole. One contract. One signature.
* Representative 2023 Oregon build. Actual pricing varies by county, species, and site conditions.
On-site band mill · Wallowa County
0
Cost overruns in 12 years
100%
Beams milled on-site
47
Completed structures
"The framing crew went dark for six weeks in month four. Nobody called. Nobody answered. We found out they'd taken another job."
— Marcus Webb, Flathead County, MT
One crew.
Twelve months. No gaps.
We don't subcontract the frame and hand off to someone else. The same team that drops the trees sets the ridge beam. You have one phone number for fourteen months.
Site Assessment & Design Lock
GPS survey, soil test, timber species selection, permit filing
Timber Harvest & Milling
Standing trees felled, band-milled on-site, air-dried 60 days
Foundation & Sill Plates
Poured concrete or pier system, anchor bolts set to ±⅛"
Frame Raise & Roof Deck
3-day raising event, ridge beam set, roof sheathed and dried-in
Mechanical, Finish & Walkthrough
MEP rough-in, insulation, interior finish, final client walkthrough
Day 214 · Ridge beam set
Day 42 · Foundation
Average build
12
months
Fastest: 9 months
Longest: 15 months
"The rendering looked like a magazine. What they actually built looked like a barn kit from a hardware store. I couldn't tell anyone."
— Diane Ostrowski, Ravalli County, MT
The model is the home.
Not a sales tool.
Revit Model · Cascade Ridge Build
As Built · Cascade Ridge
Dimensional accuracy
±⅛"
Engineering documentation
Download Our 12-Month
Build Timeline
A 14-page PDF showing exactly what happens each month — who's on-site, what decisions you'll need to make, and what to watch for if you're hiring any builder.
The objections have run out.
The only thing left is
to start.
One conversation. One package. One crew from standing tree to finished ridgepole. The home you've been sketching in that folder is fourteen months away.
47
Homes completed
12
Avg. months to finish
0
Cost overruns