Ronald M. Hawes Inc.

This custom home was designed for the Mendes family of Neersville, VA The Mendes' did much of the work on this home themselves.

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These are some examples of different styles and types of log homes we have buit and renovated thought our last 27 years in business.

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Ronald Hawes' own home is known to all visitors and guests simply as "The Log House". This is where is all began.

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These adorable log tenant houses sit atop a hill over looking the expance of Sandra Lerner's Ayrshire Farm in Upperville, Virginia. These homes are an example of our "Natural Style" logs. These logs are specifically engineered to use the natural shape of each log. The logs are 6" thick but their height can vary anywhere from 8" to 21". The chink joints between the logs vary as well. This makes for a very authentic and beautiful home. They blend very well with their environment.

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This beatuiful log home is shown under construction. It's simple floor plan lends to being customized very easily.

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Fred & Jann Petrosino wanted to excape from the Rat Race as much as they could (while still running it) They built this "Mountain Cabin" atop the mountain in Hillsboro, Va to replicate the vacation homes they went to as kids in Upstate New York. This warm story and a half cabin has been featured in Log Home Living Magazine. It's quite the showplace! If you ever go to visti Fred & Jann, watch out for Amos, their pony sized Great Dane that runs laps around the mountain top!

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This wonderful log home built for Carolyn Randall and Bud Bodkin is competely stunning. Everything down to the interior railings were designed by Carolyn. It boasts huge windows out of the back side of the house to make the best use of the stunning views of the Catoctin Creek. This home has also been featured in "Loudoun" magazine.

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This quaint log cabin on Idyle Tym farm was moved from one location on the farm to another. We then re erected it and restored it to it's crowning glory.

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Gary and Sheila Heath once lived in charming farmhouse (yes, farmhouse) in Mclean. As started to realized that their farmhouse was stuck in the middle of suburbia, the decicded to buy a mountain lot in Lovettsville and build their dream home. They now have the perfect place to display Gary's collection of Civil War weaponry. Their granddaughter Nikki comes often for long visits where she chooses to sleep in the window seat instead of her bed.

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We built this stunning log home for Linda Chaves and Chris Gersten on their beautiful lot in Lovettsville in 2004. We also finished the basement, constructed a detached garage and did extensive hardscaping, boulder work and helped to install an awesome waterfall into the pool.

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This beautiful and unique log home was orignally built for the Gilberts, the Geislers snached up the home when the Gilberts had to relocate and have made many improvements and truly made the home their own.

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This home originally built in 1999 for the Sprouls was purchased by a great couple, Bob & Laurie Denson. Keep and eye on this house as we are in the process of adding an awesome sunroom with a sauna and hot tub and a cool garage and dog house hang out place for the familys five awesome dogs. Guinness the retriever, Frankie and Jack the Pugs and Charlie and Lucy the crazy English Bull Dogs.

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