Worker in protective gear spraying chemical treatment on a basement wall and floor joist underneath a house
Dry rot · Wood surface fungus

Fungus Treatmentand the repairs that follow.

When you think of wood-destroying organisms, termites come to mind. But fungus is quietly eating away at the interior and exterior of homes too — and it needs moisture to do it.

Fungus is a plant that lacks chloroplasts — the part that lets other plants convert sunlight into energy. Because it can't make its own food, fungus grows by consuming the plants and wood on which it lives. It comes in a variety of forms.

Fungus control consists of inspecting structures for fungus damage and for conditions that may lead to or already have led to infestation, correcting those conditions, and carrying out the necessary repairs. The most important part is inspecting accessible and visible wood members and reporting on and repairing infestation and damage where present.

Dry rot is the main cause of damage in wooden structures and needs moisture to survive and flourish. If there isn't sufficient moisture, any type of fungus recedes and the existing damage stops. So we identify the dry rot areas and then eliminate the moisture that's feeding it — which is the difference between a repair and a recurring bill.

Wood surface fungus can attack floor boards and support beams and cause havoc with your home's structure. All our wood repairs are completed caulked, sealed and painted using a similar color of matched paint.

What we do

  • Inspect accessible and visible wood members for fungus damage
  • Identify conditions that lead to or have already led to infestation
  • Replace damaged wood members
  • Fix the moisture source so it doesn't come back
  • Repair finishes — caulked, sealed and painted to match

We're well known for leaving a home in better condition than how we found it.

Soft wood or crumbling trim?Get it looked at before it spreads.

We'll find the source of the moisture and fix both the cause and the damage.