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In the exceedingly moist rainforest climate of the Pacific Northwest, wood rot in homes is a very common occurrence. Window frames are especially vulnerable places for wood rot to develop because rain and moisture tend to collect around windows that don’t have proper flashing and can seep in through cracks in the window frame sealing. Depending on the year and style of home you have, the issue could present itself differently.4 MIN READ
We encourage you to stop making the same mistakes other homeowners make by looking for the "cheapest" solution, as it will most likely be a short-term one. Instead, look for a long-term solution like the one SFW Construction has been able to provide homeowners across The Pacific Northwest since 2005.5 MIN READ
Part of owning a home includes cleaning, maintaining, and repairing the house when necessary so you can continue to enjoy your space and its surroundings. Unfortunately, things happen; one thing in the Pacific Northwest that is common is window leaks. This can sometimes be a challenge, especially if you have not experienced a specific issue, like a water leak before, and need to call a window leak repair expert.2 MIN READ
It's summertime in the northwest—the few nice and dry months we get to enjoy. It's also the perfect season to complete your home repairs before the cold and rainy pacific northwest weather returns. In the wintertime, we tend to receive a large number of emergency water leak repairs.1 MIN READ
With Oregon's rainy season upon us lookout for water damage, dry rot, roofing issues, and other home repair concerns that might delay or complicate the beauty of your home. If damage occurs around your windows, it may require a window replacement.
