Wood siding, Wood Trim, Wood Shingling and the inside wood framing of your home – all are vulnerable to dry rot. Constant exposure to moisture over time allows fungus to grow and decay the wood. With enough exposure, the wood eventually softens up and starts to lose its structural integrity and can literally be dug into as if it were a sponge.

Before – Actual Job in Progress

The above picture shows an area that can be patched. Luckily, it was caught in time because it is under a staircase and the repair on it would have been a major expense.

Maintaining wood with a solid paint job is of utmost importance to extending its life and preventing more expensive repairs. It’s the difference between catching a cavity early or getting a root canal!

If you have Stucco – those cracks need to be repaired! Sealing areas where stucco meets the wood is a MUST DO.

The good news is that we can fix small areas of dry rot.

First steps of Repair

The above area is about 1 ½ inches x 3 ½ inches. This is the maximum area that can be repaired using our method. Please note: this is a short term, non-permanent, but less expensive way to fix this area.

Stay Tuned for the After Shots of this repair and Call us for more information!

Catherine Baldi
Co-President