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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.2 MIN READ
Everyone loves to do DYI home repairs. Often, you can do some YouTube research, maybe consult a handy friend and start your project. But, there are some exterior repairs that you want to rely on an expert.4 MIN READ
Typically as Oregonians, the end of summer means one last beach, mountain, or nature trip. It’s something to look forward to before kids go back to school.1 MIN READ
One of the most common reasons people discover leaking windows during wind-driven rain is damaged or missing sealant or caulk. Caulking is one of the simplest and most overlooked causes of window leaks. Any damaged caulk around the exterior of the window should be cleared out and professionally applied with a new bead of MasterSeal NP1 elastomeric caulk.2 MIN READ
During the COVID-19 Pandemic, many of us are at home without a lot to do. Or, we're working from home and noticing things about our homes we were unaware of pre-COVID. So why not conduct a self-assessment home check-up.2 MIN READ
Most home repair projects require a licensed contractor, and dry rot is one type of project that does. When dealing with dry rot, no matter how complex the issue is, many different systems in the home can be affected if the area is not repaired correctly.2 MIN READ
Are you getting ready to list your home? Have a house that is sitting on the market forever and don't know why? One of the common issues that turn away potential buyers is the small issues like facia board dry rot, trim that is unmaintained, and open soffits.2 MIN READ
Often siding contractors will tell you that you need to entirely reside your home when a small targeted siding repair could be conducted. This common dishonest practice has made knowing when you need a full reside very difficult for homeowners—often ending in a waste of time and money.2 MIN READ
Homeowners often ask why the rest of their home is holding up, and the chimney chase looks ten years older and shows signs of dry rot. One of the more common areas for exterior repairs are on and around wood chimney chases.5 MIN READ
Have an extensive list of repairs, wondering where to start? This article will discuss what issues should be on the top of your repair list and what can maybe wait until next year.
