Lindal Cedar Homes

Absolutely! It is best to work with Lindal for your addition, as we are familiar with your home and its post and beam structure. Your Lindal dealer will be able to make sure your addition blends with the original structure and architectural design. 

Yes, but only to the stub-out areas of your home.  Because of variations in local building codes, you should take your completed Lindal plans to your builder or general contractor to assist you with the balance of the details.

We provide foundation drawings that outline the walls and locate point loads. For an additional fee, we can also size the pads and footings with an engineered foundation, if required. However, additional information on your building site, such as topography and soil conditions, would be required.

Once you approve the final drawings and sign the authorization to ship (ATS) paperwork, we usually ship your home within four to five weeks. The development of the plans depends on many factors including the style and complexity of the home and the engineering requirements of the site. Consult your local dealer for real-time estimates based on those factors and today’s production process.

Prior to delivery, you will receive a very detailed new home construction guide & detailed construction drawings to share with your general contractor. Each part of your package is also numbered to match the guide and make the building job more efficient. Lindal does not sell a “wood pile,” but rather a detailed plan that keys all the part numbered pieces into place.

The Lindal post and beam home takes about the same amount of time for a builder to complete as a custom conventional home. Although, more care is typically required due to the vaulted cathedral ceilings.