Rot Repair
Before & After
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Wall & Window Rot Repair
Rotted wall framing rebuilt and finished with panel siding.
Bay Window Bump-Out Rot Repair
Rotted underside of a shingled bump-out cut out and rebuilt with new framing and sheathing.
Under-Deck Wall Rot Repair
Rotted wall beneath a deck torn out to the studs and reframed.
Floor Framing Rot Repair
Rotted floor joists and framing cut out and rebuilt, then resheathed and trimmed.
Garage Gable Rot Repair
Rotted gable siding stripped from the garage front and the face resheathed.
Exterior Wall Rot Repair & Re-Siding
Rotted wall sheathing replaced, wrapped in Tyvek and finished with new lap siding.
Balcony Deck Rot Repair
Rotted balcony framing exposed, rebuilt and finished with a new waterproof deck surface.
Window Surround Rot Repair
Rotted sheathing around a window cut out and rebuilt, then finished with new trim and lap siding.
Wall Rot Repair
Rotted corner framing torn out and rebuilt with new sheathing at an apartment complex in Everett, Washington.
Window Trim Rot Repair
Decayed window trim and framing replaced with new boards.
Rear Wall Rot Repair
Damaged rear wall reframed and finished with new siding and windows.
Chimney Chase Rot Repair
Rotted chimney chase rebuilt and resided.
Rotted Stair Rebuild
Rotted stair framing replaced with new stairs and treads.
Door Frame Rot Repair
Water-damaged wall beside a door rebuilt with a new window and siding.
Wall Section Fire Repair
Wall section damaged by a firework-started fire — opened, reinsulated and resided.
Foundation-Level Rot Repair
Rotted lower siding replaced along the full house.
Exterior Stair Rot Repair
Rotted stair framing rebuilt with new treads and railing.
Soffit Rot Repair
Rotted soffit and insulation replaced and finished.
Deck Joist Rot Repair
Rotted deck joists cut out and rebuilt with new framing and sheathing.
Upper Wall Rot Repair
Rotted upper wall section rebuilt and painted.
Stair Tread Rot Repair
Rotted stair treads replaced with new composite treads.
Rotted Cedar Wall Repair
Rotted cedar shingle siding torn off the damaged wall, reframed, repaired, and wrapped in Tyvek home wrap.
Second-Story Cantilever Deck Rot Repair & Reframing
Rotted second-story cantilever deck framing rebuilt and reframed.
Western Washington rain and humidity make wood rot one of the most common problems we see in homes around Marysville and the North Sound. Left alone, a small soft spot in siding, trim, or a deck ledger can spread into real structural damage. Advanced Home Repairs finds the rot, fixes the moisture source that caused it, and rebuilds the damaged wood so your home is solid again.
What a Rot Repair With Us Includes
- Full inspection and moisture assessment of the affected area
- Removal of rotted siding, trim, fascia, decking, and framing
- Structural sistering and replacement of damaged joists, studs, and subfloors
- Repairing the moisture source — flashing, caulking, drainage, and leaks
- Rebuilding siding, trim, and exterior details to match
- Deck ledger, post, and joist repair with proper flashing
- Sealing and weatherproofing so the rot doesn't come back
Our Process
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Free in-home estimate
We visit, measure, and talk through how you use the space and what's not working.
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Design help
We help you choose the layout, materials, fixtures, and finishes so everything works together.
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Written, fixed-price quote
You get a clear written scope and price before any work starts. No surprise line items.
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Build
Our crew handles demolition through final finishes and keeps the work area clean.
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Final walkthrough
We go through everything with you and make sure it's right before we call it done.
Why Rot Is So Common Around Here
Months of wet weather, heavy morning dew, and older homes with dated flashing all add up to moisture getting where it shouldn't. The Pacific Northwest climate lets fungi thrive in any wood that stays damp — around windows, behind siding, under decks, and in crawlspaces. We don't just cut out the soft wood and patch it; we track down where the water is coming from and fix that too, so the repair actually lasts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Homeowners Choose Advanced Home Repairs
Get Started On Your Rot Repair
Pricing comes with your free in-home estimate. Call (425) 535-3425 or request yours to get rot assessed before it spreads.