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In general, to “Dry In” a log home means you build the log home on a foundation and sub floor (generally provided by others) up to and including roof sheathing. Windows and exterior doors will be installed and interior walls will be framed in, per the drawings. No interior finish carpentry is provided on a Dry In project.
