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1 Yonge St ##1801, Toronto, Ontario, M5E 1W7, Canada
(866) 650-6117 www.freeloghomes.com
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Sep 3, 2023
Upon deciding to build a log home, we researched many companies and decided to move forward with Free Log Homes. This is the best decision we could have made. FLH accommodated all our customization and provided us with the log cabin of our dreams. They not only sold us the kit, but were there to support us through the entire build. Would highly recommend this company to anyone.

Sep 2, 2023
Freeloghomes has been absolutely great to work with. We are developing plans for a house and the entire process is so easy and amazing. I am so excited to see this to completion.

Sep 4, 2023
We called for a future project and got amazing customer service . They were very knowledgeable and professional. We certainly look forward to working together. Thank you .

Jul 7, 2023
All I wanted was to view the demo log and get information for a future build but they said they I didn’t qualify to be client and wished me the best on my future build. I asked if the prices on there website was for the complete build but didn’t have the decency to Email back so I definitely wouldn’t using this company and telling all my friends and family to stay away from this company

Sep 4, 2023
Great experience. Was well informed on everything about how where and cost of log home.

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