Lakeland Log and Timber – Where Log Becomes Legacy

From DIY log home packages to builds taken to the “lock-up” stage, right through to full turnkey construction, Lakeland offers flexibility that few builders can match. This means first-time cabin owners, hands-on builders, and clients looking for a seamless, start-to-finish experience can all find the right path forward.

The Beauty—and Science—of Log Homes

Log homes have a timeless appeal: warmth, texture, and an undeniable sense of place. But beyond the aesthetic, log buildings offer impressive performance. Log homes are exceptionally durable and naturally energy efficient, often costing less to heat and cool compared to conventional construction. It’s no surprise more homeowners are rediscovering log as a smart, long-term investment.

Every log used by Lakeland Log and Timber is peeled, seasoned, and aged for more than a year to reduce moisture content and minimize cracking. While the finished homes may feel rustic and rooted in tradition, they are built to modern architectural and engineering standards, ensuring comfort, longevity, and peace of mind.

Craftsmanship You Can Feel

What truly sets Lakeland Log and Timber apart is its people. A dedicated team of skilled artisans—log craftsmen who have spent years perfecting their trade—hand select, cut, fit, scribe, and notch each log with extraordinary precision.

Handcrafted log homes are a true art form, with all peeling, grinding, and notching done by hand. For clients seeking the log look at a more accessible price point, milled log homes offer mechanical lathe precision while maintaining the warmth and character of solid wood. The company also produces timber frame homes and a wide range of log and timber products, including custom posts and beam work, trusses, railings, and architectural accents.

Built Anywhere the Dream Takes You

Lakeland Log and Timber has proven its capability in both urban environments—where tight timelines and precise coordination are essential—and in some of the most remote northern locations imaginable. Projects have included sites accessible only by boat and builds requiring helicopters to fly logs into place. These logistical challenges aren’t obstacles; they’re simply part of the craft.

In recent years, the company has also seen an increase in inquiries following wildfires in northern Saskatchewan. For many families rebuilding, a log home represents resilience—a structure designed to last, to endure, and to become a true legacy.

Serving Communities with Purpose

A growing and meaningful segment of Lakeland Log and Timber’s work is with Indigenous communities seeking sustainable, culturally resonant alternatives to institutional-style buildings. Log and timber structures offer a traditional, grounded aesthetic that aligns with community values while meeting, and in many cases exceeding, modern performance standards.

Recent projects include builds in Pelican Narrows and Southend for Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, as well as a nearly 10,000 sq. ft. birthing centre at Sturgeon Lake First Nation. This first-of-its-kind facility features log exterior walls while meeting hospital-grade construction requirements—an example of how tradition and modern standards can work together beautifully.

Sustainability Without Compromise

Lakeland Log and Timber is an environmentally sustainable harvester, committed to using as much of each tree as possible. Logs become homes and structures; remaining timber is sold; shavings and mulch are repurposed; and leftover wood heats the company’s own facilities and outbuildings. Nothing is wasted.

Through selective logging, reforestation, and a provincial harvest allocation within the Prince Albert Forest Management Area (PAFMA), the vast majority of wood used is locally sourced right here in Saskatchewan—supporting both the environment and the regional economy.

A Facility Built from Its Own Craft

Set on an 80-acre property at Emma Lake, Lakeland Log and Timber operates from a sprawling yard site with staged log inventory and a 15,000-square-foot state-of-the-art milled log facility—built using the very products the company creates. The facility houses high-tech milling equipment exclusive to Western Canada, allowing Lakeland to meet growing demand without compromising quality.

Timber Estates at Emma Lake

For those dreaming of a log home retreat without starting from scratch, the Timber Estates at Emma Lake offer an exciting opportunity. Located near Murray Point and surrounded by boreal forest, this development blends privacy, natural beauty, and convenience. Lots start in the mid-$50,000 range, with home and cabin packages available. With year-round recreation and easy access to Emma Lake and Waskesiu, Timber Estates is where lake life and legacy living meet.

From Bunkhouse to Legacy Home

Lakeland Log and Timber builds it all: a simple bunkhouse for your trailer site, a family cabin, a dream home to retire in, or a large commercial facility. Every project carries the same promise—care, craftsmanship, and a deep respect for the land.

If you’ve ever imagined a home that feels alive, grounded, and built to last for generations, it may be closer than you think.

Your dream home is waiting. Bring the Outdoors Inside.

Lakeland Log and Timber

P: 1.306.382.3251

sales@lakelandlogandtimber.com

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