We built a house in 2016 with the company Dachnik based on the DM-97 project. It's convenient that the project is standard, and we could see such a house beforehand—there were no issues with that. We visited a completed house and realized that, in terms of space usage and our needs, this was the right choice for us. I’ll share our experience with the operation of our house made of profiled timber for those interested. The material did not disappoint us. In the hot summer, the house was very cozy, and in winter, we didn’t freeze. Naturally, it’s better not to live without a stove and heaters in winter. But for comparison, our neighbors ordered a house from a cheaper company. Their house turns into a greenhouse in summer and loses heat in winter. I recommend sealing the ends and painting the exterior properly (using professionals, not amateurs). The work isn’t cheap, but it’s worth it; the heating costs in such a house are quite reasonable. A big plus for the company is that Dachnik has repairmen who come at the first request. They address all complaints without problems or disputes. After handing over the house, they don’t leave it; specially trained people carry out maintenance. A couple of employees came to us and spent several hours adjusting the jacks and taking measurements to ensure everything was in order. The house turned out beautiful, and its classic design fits perfectly into the surrounding nature. Perhaps it’s just that we enjoy praising our own home, but honestly, it looks excellent compared to some neighboring constructions. The air in the house is fresh. We bought a couple of humidifiers for each floor, so it’s comfortable and not stuffy. Compared to living in an apartment, this is a whole new level of life. Now we try to spend as much time as possible at our year-round dacha. Living in our own house, especially one made of wood, is a true joy.
