Theriault joins Katahdin Cedar Log Homes

    OAKFIELD — Al Theriault has joined Katahdin Cedar Log Homes as a Regional Coordinator.  Theriault was formerly with Kuhns Bros. Log Homes, served in various positions over the past 12 years.  He started in representative support, then project manager in Missouri and North Carolina, followed by director of operations, and lastly with the construction arm of Kuhns Bros. in Virginia. He is well known and respected in the log home industry, serving as president of the Log Home Council in 2006.
    “We are fortunate to have Al’s years of log home expertise on Katahdin’s team,” said David Gordon, president of Katahdin. “His enthusiasm and marketing savvy will prove to be a valuable resource for our dealer network in the Southeast.”
    After traveling the world in the Army for 26 years, which included two tours in Vietnam and seven years in the Pentagon, Theriault retired at the rank of colonel. He started in the log home business as a Katahdin dealer in Virginia in 1990, where he built his first Katahdin Cedar Log Home.  He now resides in Fredericksburg, Va.
    Founded in 1973 by Foster Gordon and two associates, Katahdin Cedar Log Homes is a leader in log home manufacturing in the U.S. The company is also largest processor of Northern White Cedar in the world and the only SmartWood Certified log home manufacturer, using cedar from responsibly managed forests. David Gordon continues his father’s legacy by providing high quality, cedar log homes at affordable prices. Based in Oakfield, Maine, Katahdin Cedar Log Homes has more than 80 employees.
    For more information, visit their website: www.katahdincedarloghomes.com.