RELIABLE SERVICE:  We will provide you with quality craftsmanship and reliable service at any level of your log home process.  We can take your ideas from scratch paper to finish construction.  We can serve as your dealer and design a specific package suitable for your needs.  We provide log stack, dry-in or turn key construction contract services, as well.  Each customer's budget and design ideas are different and our job is to help you determine what is best for you, in order to make your log home dream a reality.

EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY: The only wood we mill our logs from is Tidewater Red Cypress which is one of nature's best woods for log home construction with it's natural resistance to termites and rot. This species of wood grows in the deep swamps of the coastal plains of the Southeastern states and along the Gulf of Mexico adjacent to the tidewaters. All logs milled at BK Cypress are proudly grade stamped.

SUPERIOR EXPERIENCE: The family of BK Cypress started manufacturing with cypress materials in the 1930's and log homes in the 1970's and is the nation's oldest Tidewater Red Cypress log home manufacturer. With more than 60 years of experience in the cypress lumber and log industries, the family of BK Cypress Log Homes takes pride in quality materials and individual customer service.

UNMATCHED WARRANTY: Due to the high concentration of nature's nontoxic chemical, CYPRESSENE, we are so convinced of the suitability of Tidewater Red Cypress as a log material, that we offer a 60-year Limited Warranty against rot, decay, and termite infestation.

DISTINCT DIFFERENCE: Tidewater Red Cypress is different due to the tight dense grain pattern which makes it less susceptible to the twisting and warping tendencies common in most other wood species. Logs are milled from the heartwood and are naturally stable. This oil based wood is non-allergenic and imparts neither taste nor odor to people or products coming into contact with it. Because of this, people with respiratory problems have sought out Tidewater Red Cypress as a relief from chemically treated logs, pressure treated lumber and even modern day plywood with its resin glues and formaldehyde.