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M. Curtis McCoy

M. Curtis McCoy is the web design, SEO and AEO expert established businesses hire to become the most recommended name in their market — on Google, in AI answers, and across their industry. We brought him in to build and run the Pencil Log Pros website, search visibility and content, and to make us the most trusted name in log home restoration & refinishing. He also hosts the "Success, Motivation & Inspiration" TV series on Amazon Fire TV.
Lakeside lodgepole pine log cabin at Grand Lake, CO at golden hour with timber deck, calm water, and snow-capped peaks.

Grand Lake, CO

Set on the doorstep of Rocky Mountain National Park at roughly 8,300 feet, Grand Lake sits squarely in the high country. That altitude brings an

Log home in Fraser, CO with hand-peeled pine logs, neat chinking, gravel drip band, and Byers Peak under clear alpine afternoon light.

Fraser, CO

Fraser, Colorado, sits in the high country of the Fraser Valley, where winter lasts long, summer comes quick, and the sun hits hard when it’s

Leadville, CO log cabin with round lodgepole logs, metal roof, and Sawatch peaks in late afternoon light

Leadville, CO

Leadville, Colorado, sits above 10,000 feet, where clear skies and thin air deliver intense ultraviolet exposure and sharp day–night temperature swings. Log homes here weather

Log cabin among Palisade vineyards with Mt. Garfield at golden hour

Palisade, CO

Palisade, Colorado, sits on the warm, sunny end of the Grand Valley where the Colorado River bends between vineyards, peach orchards, and sandstone walls. That

Gallery - Log Home Restoration Photos - Luxury log lodge and modern A-frame at dusk with light snow, Byers Peak in background, Winter Park, CO.

Winter Park, CO

Mountain weather in Winter Park, CO is no joke. Strong sun, cold nights, and heavy snow beat on exposed wood. If you own a log

Log home in Granby CO with warm-toned round logs, front porch, balcony, and mountain views.

Granby, CO

Log homes around Granby, CO, are built for big views, big weather, and a mountain lifestyle. The same snow, sun, and wind that make Granby,

Honey-amber log home above Quartz Creek near Ohio City, CO with fall aspens, spruce, and clear stream at golden hour

Ohio City, CO

In Ohio City, CO, you live at altitude. The sun hits harder. Coatings break down faster. Snow piles up and melts against wood. Daily temperature

Log home in Parachute, Colorado with Battlement Mesa cliffs at golden hour, freshly stained logs and metal roof.

Parachute, CO

Parachute, Colorado sits on the Western Slope at roughly 5,300 feet. The climate is semi-arid with long sunny days, low humidity, spring winds, and winter

Log home in Durango, CO with San Juan Mountains at sunset; cedar-brown round logs, tight chinking, native landscaping.

Durango, CO

Durango, CO sits in the high country where sun, wind, and freeze–thaw cycles hit log homes hard. You get dry air most of the year,

Log home at golden hour in Montrose, CO with San Juan Mountains and high-desert landscaping.

Montrose, CO

Montrose, CO, gives you sun, wind, and fast swings in temperature. Log homes take the hit first. Finishes dry out. Checks open. Chink lines pull.