Timberpeg

We built our home in 1992 and we constantly get oohs and ahh as people enter or approach the house. The interior is warm and incredibly interesting due to all the post and beam joinery and wood grains. The staff at Timberpeg helped with initial design and planning, and, amazingly, were still available today ( 25 years later) to offer technical advice on construction changes.

We just celebrated our 20th year in our Timberpeg home. We live in NW Montana where there were few homes built in this style, but saw a Timberpeg built home in a rural area an hour away. We were sold. We dealt with a wonderful rep and fantastic builder ( who had built every type of home except timber frame) and the build was smooth. Was it more expensive than stick? Yes, but the solid, strong result surpasses conventional methods. We recently had a home energy audit done, and the company couldn’t believe how air tight and efficient the house was even with the large bank of windows facing Flathead lake. We had a bit of a glitch securing our mortgage due to the lack of timber frame buildings in our area at the time. Our home has more than tripled in value. Best decision we ever made!

We added timber framing to our existing home and selected Timberpeg as they were easy to work with on the design and final measurements of the timbers. They referred us to a few general contractors that could install the timbers. Everything worked out perfectly and the timbers give the house a warmth that can only come from the timber framing. We are very happy with the results and guests are always amazed that the timbers are ornamental and retro fitted to the house.

Recently purchased a Timberpeg home constructed in 1994 from the original owner. It is a traditional looking cape cod on the outside but when you walk in the front door you enter a world of exposed posts and beams, wooden ceilings, floors and walls. What we love is the very traditional look on the outside and the warm "log home feel" on the inside. Additionally, twenty-three years into it's life it is holding up very well.

I have tried contacting them 3 times over the last year. I finally got a builder to call me and he promised me more material and pricing but never heard from him again. The latest contact form I filled out also resulted in no response but they did add me to their mailing list. My wife tried calling them to ask for some info on an existing house but they never followed up. We have already moved on to another builder and are so glad we did. I cannot imagine what they would be like if we did go forward with using Timberpeg for our new home. Communications is just horrible. Too bad I cannot leave zero stars. There really should be a way to do that.