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Renton Dry Rot Repair

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SFW Construction Specializes In Renton Dry Rot Repair Throughout King County, Washington

SFW Construction is the go-to company for top-quality Renton dry rot repair. Dry rot in Renton, Washington is a common problem due to the Pacific Northwest weather that creates a wet climate perfect for the wood fungus that promotes dry rot. Once it has invaded the wood structures and surfaces of your Renton home, wood rot is difficult to contain and eradicate. Unless you happen to be a Renton dry rot repair and removal specialist! SFW Construction has provided professional dry rot removal and structural restoration services in Renton, Washington for over a decade.

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3-Step Dry Rot Removal Process

Find The Root Cause

Perform A Targeted Repair

Seal The Exterior

The SFW Construction team is experienced and knowledgeable. We specialize in resolving all your dry rot issues and eliminating your problem from the source. With our targeted repair process we can restore your home’s structural integrity to its pristine condition and provide you with a long-lasting solution. SFW Construction understands the skill, care, and work needed to inspect, locate, and effectively remove and remediate moisture along with making the necessary repairs caused by dry rot. If you do not want the structural support of your property at risk, give our professionals a call we would be glad to help.

Professional Dry Rot Repair Experts

Being a homeowner can be challenging, especially when unexpected problems arise where you need a contractor. If you have not hired a contractor recently, the search can feel time-consuming and daunting. However, before you hire just any contractor or handyman, we recommend doing some research to understand your problem, what the solution entails, and how to pick the right contractor. Picking the right contractor will be well worth all the effort you choose to put into the search as it could save you from having to re-do the project in the future

“SFW did a great job fixing the leaks on our house and making sure they won’t come back! SFW’s carpenters are very experienced and know what they are doing.”
∼ Gabrielle B., Seattle, WA– (04/2024)

“They did a great job fixing my siding. Good customer service on the phone too. I would use them again.”

∼ Paul R., Portland, OR (02/2024)

“Timely service beyond normal Seattle service areas. Quality materials and installation that eliminated water seepage issues. Excellent client/installer communication.”

∼ Linda S.  Belleview, WA– (01/2024)

Common Signs Of Dry Rot

Dry rot, also known as wood rot, is a serious problem that can threaten the structural integrity of your home by eating away and deteriorating the wood. While discovering dry rot you may also notice the discoloration of wood surfaces, a dank mildew smell, or areas in your floor that “give” when you walk upon it are all common indications of dry rot in your home.

Dry rot occurs in areas that are subject to excessive moisture including, but not limited to:

  • Areas of your kitchen and bathroom
  • Deck floorboards, ledger, and posts
  • Floor covering, subfloor, and joists
  • Framing around windows and doors
  • Inside posts, beams, joists, and sills
  • Roof shingles, gutters, soffit, and fascia
  • Walls, baseboards, stiles, and rails

How Dry Rot Occurs In Your Home

Dry rot is the end condition, in varying stages, of the destruction enacted upon healthy wood by a wood fungus that thrives on sources of wet, damp, and healthy wood. In the earliest stages, dry rot begins as tiny reddish spores that spread across wood surfaces. As it advances, it eats into the wood and robs it of its durability and vigor. In the final stages, dry rot reduces once healthy wood to a state in which it is cracked, crumbling, and disintegrating. Because the wood fungus that causes dry rot feeds on wet wood, it can take hold in virtually any part of your home that has excessive moisture along with wooden structures or surfaces.

Eradicating Dry Rot From Your Home

Once it has invaded the wood in your Renton home, the spread of dry rot is difficult to stop. Professional help is typically required because all of the wood fungi must be extracted, right down to the microscopic spores. If not entirely removed, the wood fungus will continue to grow and spread. After the fungus is eradicated, the affected wood must be removed and repaired. Depending on the stage of dry rot in your home, this may require some structural restoration work.

Dry Rot Removal And Repair Expert

SFW Construction is a general contractor that provides professional Renton dry rot repair work as well as comprehensive structural restoration, if needed, including all carpentry work, siding repair, and roofing. We provide high-quality professional repair services that are tailored to be cost-effective and work around your daily schedule. Our customer service is top-notch, centered around providing you with all the information you need in a friendly and timely manner

The Critical Nature Of Repairing Dry Rot

If you suspect you may have a dry rot problem, it’s best to consult with a professional now and, if indicated, have an in-home inspection. Addressing and resolving the problem of dry rot now will save you additional hassle down the road, when the dry rot will have further dilapidated your Renton home. Prevention is always better than cure, but cure in earlier stages is always better than in later stages. Plus, dry rot in advanced stages can make your home an unsafe place for you and your family. You owe it to yourself and your family to protect your health and one of your largest life investments: your home.

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