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About Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia
There's something special about the way we design every structure and painstakingly handcraft every detail to deliver your log home on time, on budget, and in balance with nature's perfection. In all, our builders and designers take great pride in a job well done, knowing the homes we craft and the forests we help sustain will stand the test of time - to be enjoyed for many generations and centuries to come. Our History As the business grew, so did the family support. Several members joined Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia, including brother and Master Craftsman André Chevigny as well as David Chevigny, a founder of Pioneer Logging. Son Bryan Reid Jr. trained under both André and Bryan Sr. to become a Master Craftsman and now oversees operations at the Pioneer 153 Mile site. Keith Reid joined the family business too, creating MasterCraft Cabinets, Windows and Doors, now provided custom cabinets, windows & doors for many of Pioneer's homeowners for over 30 years. In 2008 Keith retired & Century/Mastercraft was formed. The same people providing the same quality products Pioneer clients have been accustomed to for 3 decades. Those who have joined our family of craftsmen and artisans include Peter Arnold and Joel Rorda, both heading our Williams Lake Division; Beat Schwaller who carves many of the amazing wood sculptures found in our homes; and Sam Peterson heading the Soda Creek Division. Roy, Donna, Don, head up our elite design team constantly pushing the limits of our craft. Gary & Mike in our sales department look after each & every client as if the homes are for themselves. Today, Pioneer Log Homes of British Columbia is recognized around the world as a comprehensive, state-of-the-art, handcrafted log building company. Pioneer is the World Leader in quality, character, & craftsmanship, and has become the level to live up to with regards to log and timber construction. Today Pioneer with three fully productive building sites: the main site located five miles south of Williams Lake, the Soda Creek site eight miles north of Williams Lake and the 153 Mile site on Horsefly/Likely Road. |