Rotten Wood Repairs

Expert Wood Rot Repair

We have completed thousands of wood rot repairs on homes and know what it takes to restore your home correctly. Whether the damage is cosmetic or structural, we use quality materials and proven repair methods to return your home to a solid, long-lasting condition.

We repair:

• Chimney wood rot (partial or complete rebuilds)

• Fascia board rot behind gutters

• Garage door frame rot

• Rake (roof peak) trim rot

• Window trim, horizontal trim, and corner trim rot

• Rotted siding

• Hidden rot behind siding

• Deck rot

• Window frame rot

• Door frame rot

• Exterior trim rot

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Whether your home has a few rotted trim boards or widespread deterioration, we have the experience to handle the job. From replacing damaged siding and repairing hidden wood rot behind exterior boards to addressing structural wood damage, we have the knowledge and craftsmanship to restore your home safely and professionally.

Don’t let wood rot continue to spread. Repairing it early helps protect your home’s structure, improves its appearance, and prevents more expensive repairs in the future.

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• The fascia board—the wood located directly behind your gutters—is one of the most overlooked parts of a home. Many homeowners avoid painting it because doing the job properly often requires removing and reinstalling the gutters, adding significant time and expense.

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• As a result, the fascia board is frequently left with little or no protective paint. Over time, exposure to rain, snow, and sunlight causes the wood to rot. Once the fascia begins to deteriorate, it can no longer securely support the gutters, causing them to loosen, pull away from the house, and potentially lead to costly water damage.

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• Maintaining and protecting your fascia board is one of the best ways to extend the life of your gutters and help prevent expensive repairs.

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We have seen far too many homes where rotted wood was simply patched with caulk, wood filler, or putty instead of being properly removed and replaced. While these quick fixes may look acceptable for a short time, they do nothing to stop the decay. In many cases, the rot continues to spread into the wall sheathing and even the structural framing of the home, turning a minor repair into a major expense.

Left unaddressed, wood rot can also create conditions that promote mold growth and lead to even more extensive and costly repairs.

When you hire us, we arrive prepared to complete your wood repairs correctly. Our trailers are fully stocked with quality materials, specialized tools, and the hardware needed to handle most repairs on-site. We like to think of them as a traveling woodworking shop and hardware store. Combined with years of experience and attention to detail, this allows us to complete repairs efficiently without sacrificing quality.

We invest in professional-grade tools, ladders, and safety equipment because precision and safety go hand in hand. We believe in choosing safety by choice—not by chance.