Dusty Ridge Log Homes, is an Honest Abe Log Homes Independent Dealership owned by Ralph Grasso, serves the southwestern area of North Carolina and surrounding areas with custom designed and manufactured log cabins, timber frame homes, SIP and hybrid homes as well as commercial buildings and outdoor living structures. Services include custom floor plan drafting, project management and interior design consultation.
Floor Plans
With Dusty Ridge Log Homes you can have the log cabin floor plan you envisioned for your residence, vacation home, outdoor living structure or business. You can choose from any of the dozens of standard floor plans and have them customized to your specifications. You can bring your own plans or just your original ideas, and our in-house design and drafting team will create the plans needed to manufacture and build your custom project. You also have access to plans created by our manufacturer, Honest Abe Log Homes, for homeowners who are willing to share their creations. In other words, you can have what you want. Let us help you bring life to your vision.
How do you want your home to look?
Choose a log profile
What’s in a timber frame package?
View content list.
What’s a structural insulated panel?
Learn about SIP.
What in a log cabin kit?
Everything you need!
Log & Timber Frame Gallery
Let’s Get Started
Are you ready for your project to begin? We’re ready for you! First, take a look at our website. It’s designed to help you solidify your thoughts as you get ideas, information and inspiration. Next, contact Dusty Ridge Log Homes. Call 727.423.9501. We’ll start working with you on a budget, floor plans and delivery of your materials. Don’t worry. We’ll guide you through every step.
Stories & Tips From Our Blog
Planning the Fireplace
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The Welcoming Guest Bath
People considering log homes almost always talk about the expectation that guests will come for extended visits. Sometimes it is the hope for adult children and grandchildren to pop in for a week. And just as often, it is friends from the “old neighborhood” or...