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Longhouse Company & Industry Update
Nothing in our history has affected the construction industry like the ongoing pandemic. Frustrating disruptions in supply chains and the rapidly rising costs of construction materials have turned...
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29MarRead MoreCustomization is Key
Innovative home builders and designers are motivated to create a distinctive design that optimizes energy efficiency and style. Planning a new home is exciting and there are countless...
26MarRead MoreWhen do I need to Replace my Cedar Shingles?
Cedar roofs are a stunning feature of many West Coast homes. Cedar shingles are durable and can last decades if well-maintained. In fact, one of the cost-effective benefits...
26MarRead MoreFrom Coast to Coast
Cedar trees grow lush and large on Vancouver Island, where visitors come from all over the world to enjoy their natural beauty. Undoubtedly, the smell of an old growth...
25MarRead MoreElegant Accents
Cedar trees are inherently beautiful and grow abundantly on BC’s West Coast. While undeniably a versatile softwood for modern building and renovations, there are countless ways cedar wood is...
25MarRead MoreHow to Prevent Mold Growth on your Deck
Storm season is upon us once again here on the West Coast. From spectacular waves breaking along the shores to wicked rain and windstorms, the fall season is an...
22MarRead MoreCedar Wood Spring Projects
Spring has sprung and the time has come for some fun and doable DIY cedar projects! Cedar wood not only adds warmth and natural beauty to your surroundings, but...
04FebRead MoreHardwood vs. Softwood
Suggested uses, difference, and reasons why each are needed for different projects (ex. can a softwood be used as building materials?)
16JanRead MoreWhat Will 2020 Bring?
Regardless of the unfortunate mill closures across BC in 2019, we’re heading into an exciting new decade in the forestry industry. Longhouse Specialty Forest Products remains positive and dedicated...
07NovRead MoreDeck the Home
Most islanders take advantage of their outdoor space as much as possible year-round. Instead of viewing the deck as a separate entity.
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