When Homeowners Insurance Required Repairs
When their insurance company required repairs to keep their homeowners coverage, these homeowners turned to SFW Construction for help.
Dry Rot Repair: Causes, Warning Signs, and How Proper Repairs Are Made
Learn what causes dry rot, warning signs to watch for, how hidden damage is evaluated, and what proper dry rot repair should address
What Not to Fix When Selling a House (And Some Things You Should)
Selling your home? Not every repair is worth the time or money. Learn what not to fix when selling a house, and which projects—like siding repairs and dry rot removal—can protect your asking price, boost curb appeal, and prevent costly inspection surprises so your sale stays on track.
Signs of Dry Rot in Your Home: What Every Pacific Northwest Homeowner Should Know
Signs of Dry Rot in Your Home: Moisture and fungi in the Pacific Northwest can quietly damage your home’s siding and structure. Spotting dry rot early—before it spreads—can save you thousands in repairs. From soft wood to peeling paint and musty odors, knowing the signs of dry rot in your home gives you the power to act fast, protect your investment, and preserve your home’s value.
Why Is It Hard To Scope The Cost Of Dry Rot Repair?
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.