Second-generation craftsmen. Same crew, no subcontractors, for over 25 years. If it's a log structure in Texas, we've probably worked on one near you.
From structural rot repair to complete turn-key builds, every log we set, every joint we cut, and every stain coat we apply is done by our own team. That's not a sales pitch. It's how we've always operated.
Rot repair, log replacement, structural reinforcement, and blending & color matching that's second to none.
Full stain systems with proper prep, additives, and application methods that actually last in the Texas climate.
New chinking, re-chinking, and sealant work that sheds water and keeps conditioned air where it belongs.
Milled and handcrafted log homes, framing packages, and complete turn-key builds from multiple mills and species.
Museums, parks, and family heirlooms. Restoration of structures over 200 years old.
Heavy timber design, commercial log trusses, dado and faux installation, built in the field or off-site.
Guild Log and Timber is a second-generation log home company based in Texas. We work with homeowners, general contractors, architects, and mortgage companies on projects ranging from small hunting cabins to large custom builds and historic restorations.
The crew behind the name has been built over decades. JD's partner Ricardo Gil has worked at his side for over 20 years, and JD's son Ian represents the third generation of the trade. Every member has earned their position through skill and reliability.
Upload a photo of your log home and preview stain and chink colors on it before you commit. It takes about a minute.
Few contractors publish numbers. We do, because you deserve a straight answer before anyone steps on your property. These are general figures. Every job is quoted on its own logistics.
Recent projects in Kerrville, Wimberley, Georgetown, and near Houston and Dallas, from Hill Country cabins to East Texas homesteads and Gulf Coast structures.
Call or text the main number. JD answers from the field. Or send photos of your project and we'll take a look.
