Keith Bryant is a highly thoughtful, Canadian engineer, experienced in developments of all types – from high rise office buildings, to shopping centers and industrial facilities. In recent years he has specialized in land development in the Arlington and Darrington, WA area such as this 12 lot subdivision, Fraley Mountain River Ranch. 

From the beginning he recognized the uniqueness of this one site, the Greenhaven Log Home site, and reserved it from resale as a part of the development. For several years he thought and planned for the optimum use of this special location. 

The recently developed BuiltGreen concept made a lot of sense to Keith, as a way to live in harmony with the environment as a citizen of the world in the 21^st century. Keith's engineering research led him to many amazing discoveries that other parts of the world were considerably ahead of the U.S. and Canada in resource saving technologies. By importing heating technology from South Africa, he has found a way to save up to 50% in heating costs. By using plumbing technology from Australia, efficiency in using water resources is markedly increased. By using the Sing Log Home system with engineered laminated logs, he found a way to get maximum insulation value, assuring long material life with minimal maintenance and a beautiful Northwest look and style.

Years ago, Keith owned a prominent cabinetry business in East Texas. He has used this knowledge of cabinets and their uses to have highly efficient and durable kitchen cabinets designed and built. Recognizing that the kitchen is the heart of the home, he has located the kitchen conveniently at the center of the house, making it, in effect, the command station.

With regard to Greenhaven Log Home, Keith Bryant is designer, builder, developer, owner and real estate agent. His expertise and substantial experience along with his eagerness to share his knowledge, make him a uniquely valuable resource for anyone thinking of owning a Washington BuiltGreen home, of owning Greenhaven Log Home in Arlington, WA.