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Alan Smithey is a natural craftsman who excels at home building. He gives his full attention to every detail of a project before moving on to the next task. His work varies from manufacture of house logs and log siding to the construction of turn-key log homes, almost single-handedly! He has built log homes, frame homes, post-and-beam construction, pole-barn construction, garages, remodeling, additions, and everything in between. He has shipped his products nationwide and built homes all over Missouri and into nearby states.
We are currently taking on projects within one hour of home base near Stockton, Missouri. He would consider building a log home shell for you or your contractor to finish, frame construction, post-and-beam, garages, pole barns, replacing existing siding with log siding, small additions and remodeling... within one hour of home.
Please contact us to ask about our availability. We are currently booked a couple months out. We do not "hold spots" on our calendar without a signed contract.
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PAST
In 1985 Alan was hired as a carpenter/laborer for Chuck Duren, a builder in Arrow Rock, Missouri, who was venturing into building custom log homes. Alan was 19 years old and felt he was destined to become a carpenter. He married Deborah (the boss' daughter!) in 1990. She had been working on construction sites since she was old enough to make a sandwich and pack the lunch bag for her dad! They have been happily married ever since and have 3 children and 10 grandchildren! While home-schooling, Alan and Deborah brought kids and schoolbooks to the jobsite as they traveled around Missouri and nearby states building custom log homes. The kids traveled the continental United States on deliveries, learning about geography, states and history along the way! |
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PRESENT
Kyan is Alan and Deborah's youngest son. Like the other Smithey kids, he grew up helping dad in the workshop and on the jobsite. As a teen he worked for Little Cedar Log Homes before moving on to work for other construction companies, working his way up to foreman on another local crew. In 2025, Ky is back with the family business. He likes taking the time for excellent craftsmanship and making things perfect. |
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FUTURE
We look forward to helping our grandkids learn about building, using tools and creating projects into the future. We hope some (or all) of our grandchildren will join us at Little Cedar Log Homes. |
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