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Home Restoration Resources

Expert Insight: Dry Rot Repair Essentials

06/09/2023|Categories: Dry Rot Repairs|

Jerry Goshaw, Senior Structural Restoration Consultant for SFW Construction, is a seasoned home restoration pro who specializes in structural dry rot repairs. He likens his work to detective's work—identifying the extent of rot, removing affected areas, and implementing preventative measures. 'It’s about honoring the home’s aesthetic while making it stronger and safer,' he says."

Why Do Woodpeckers Damage Homes?

05/02/2023|Categories: Siding Repairs, Trending|Tags: |

3 MIN READ

Woodpeckers damage home siding, chimneys, and trim. Every Spring about this time, we get calls and emails from homeowners in the Pacific Northwest to repair bird damage caused by Woodpeckers and Flickers. Most damage takes less than a day to repair, but left unchecked–can turn into thousands of dollars of damage.

Recognizing And Repairing Termite Damage To Your Home

05/01/2023|Categories: Boston General Contractor|

3 MIN READ

A termite damage repair contractor is crucial for homeowners facing infestations, as these silent destroyers can compromise a home's structural integrity. Enlisting a professional termite damage repair contractor for damage assessment, wood replacement, and preventative measures helps protect homes from costly repairs and further damage.

3-Step Targeted Siding Repair Process

04/13/2023|Categories: Dry Rot Repairs, Siding Repairs|

3 MIN READ

Our targeted siding repair process is unique, as we focus only on the damaged areas of your home. This targeted siding repair process has several advantages over comprehensive repairs that address all areas of your home. We save you time and money by isolating the source of water intrusion—eliminating it, and surgically repairing only the affected areas.

Why Is It Hard To Scope The Cost Of Dry Rot Repair?

01/22/2023|Categories: Dry Rot Repairs, Trending|

7 MIN READ

Many contractors can only accurately estimate damages associated with dry rot by doing some exploratory work first.

It’s always best to work with an experienced dry rot contractor with deep knowledge of your home’s structural aspects, the construction methods used at the time, and the materials used.