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In ‘Yellowstone,’ Transplants to the West Are the Enemy. Is the Hit Show Right?
Source: Outside, By Maggie Slepian A writer in Bozeman, Montana, grapples with the wealthy wave of newcomers gentrifying the town she moved to ten years ago—as a dirtbag pursuing the western dream. I don’t remember thinking Bozeman was particularly trendy when I moved...
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How higher interest rates are stifling Montana homebuyers
Real estate professionals say the state’s red-hot market may be cooling off as the Federal Reserve raises rates. Mortgage buyers are feeling the pain. Source: Montana Free Press Searching for a home to buy in Missoula’s pressure cooker housing market over the last...
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Happy Labor Day
We will be closed Monday the 5th in order to celebrate Labor Day with our families. Hope everyone has a safe and fun Labor Day weekend! Thank you all for your business and support!
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Better than Shiplap
Why is our Skiplap Wall & Ceiling Boards better than Shiplap lumber? Shiplap, by definition, are “boards that have been milled so the top and bottom of each piece has a rabbet joint so that they can be stacked as siding." In a nutshell, shiplap wood wall boards...
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Colorado Tree House Project
We had the privilege to be apart of a really fun project with a great client in Colorado. If you're looking for a truly unique experience you must visit this treehouse from Ultimate Cabin Experience. This 3 bedroom 2 bath vacation rental home in Black Hawk Colorado...
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August Rustic White Oak Flooring Special. Only $9.45 per sq.ft. + shipping!
August Rustic White Oak Flooring Special, only $9.45 per square + shipping! 200 square foot minimum purchase. For a free quote please click here or call us at 406.642.7120. All we'll need in order to give you a delivered price for your project is the square footage...
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Beetle Killed Pine Deep Dive
THE BIOLOGY BEHIND BLUE STAIN IN BEETLE KILL PINE The term symbiosis comes from the Ancient Greek “syn” — “with” — and “bíosis” — “living” — and is the close and often long-term interactions between different biological species. Often this interaction is obligate, in...
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The Warmth of Wood Taken to New Heights
Mass timber, an engineered product of composite wood, provides a futuristic way to use one of the world’s oldest building materials BY MICHELE LERNER | ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON JULY 10, 2022 | MANSION GLOBAL Towers of concrete and steel are expected in urban...
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4th of July Skiplap Wood Wall Special!
We will be closed Monday the 4th of July, however we are celebrating the entire month with a special on our Skiplap Wall Cladding, only $6.49 per square foot for the entire month of July! Price does not include shipping, factory direct shipping is available anywhere...
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A Closer Look at Douglas Fir Flooring
A closer look at Douglas Fir If you are shopping for a solid real wood floor with a proven track record, you can’t do much better than Douglas Fir. With its stunning natural character, warm tones, and tight grain patterns, it’s in an elite class when it comes to...
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Population booms are overwhelming schools in Montana
Source: Washington Post By Neal Morton The rapid growth in and around Bozeman, Montana, threatens the reputation — and sustainability — of its public schools BELGRADE, Mont. — Nearly every classroom at Story Creek Elementary School offers sweeping views of the...
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Rustic White Oak Flooring – Summer Special!
JUNE SUMMER SPECIAL! ONLY $10.95 PER SQ.FT. PLUS FREE SHIPPING ANYWHERE IN THE CONTINENTAL U.S. 500 square foot minimum purchase Wide Plank Live Sawn White Oak Engineered Flooring adorn with reclaimed rustic character. 3/4″ overall thickness with a full 1/4″...
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Happy Memorial Day!
Montana Real Estate Market Update
Source: Windermere by Matthew Gardner The following analysis of select counties of the Montana real estate market is provided by Windermere Real Estate Chief Economist Matthew Gardner. We hope that this information may assist you with making better-informed real...
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Montana sees $72 million of spending in state from ‘Yellowstone’ series
Source: The Bozeman Chronicle Season four of “Yellowstone,” which was filmed near Missoula and the Bitterroot Valley, brought in $72 million of qualified spending to the state in 2021. The report produced by the University of Montana’s Bureau of Business...
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