Restoration

Water Damage Repair
Whether the structural damage was caused by wet rot or dry rot, the moisture problem needs to be found and solved. Attention to detail in the restoration process is essential to stop the spread of moisture, mold, and rot.

Dry Rot Repair
Dry rot happens in stages from minimal damage to wood that is completely decayed and crumbling. Catching it in the early stages can help prevent extensive damage. Repairing dry rot damage and getting rid of the fungus requires removing all affected materials. The work that is needed to eliminate dry rot will depend on the extent of the problem and areas of the house that are affected.
Stopping dry rot may require repair or replacement of:
-Frames around doors and windows
-Roof shingles, soffit, facia, and gutters
-Wood floors, subfloors, and joists
-Deck floorboards and posts
-Damages wood in the kitchen or bathroom
The progression of dry rot will continue until the house is completely dilapidated. Finding and eradicating the fungus in the early stages results in less damage and a faster repair process. Due to the widespread damage that can be caused by this fungus and the repairs that may be needed, Working with a qualified and experienced contractor is essential to a successful repair.

Deck Repair & Replacement
Nothing is more destructive to a beautiful, sturdy deck than the damage of rot from water. Decks are typically built with spacing between boards to allow for drainage, but with our region's rainy climate, it's important to take specific measures and make sure your deck is protected. As you plan your deck, waterproofing should be your top priority. At Absolute Rot Repair, we use innovative techniques and high quality materials to help eliminate the risk of rot.

Deck coating, such as liquid rubber polyurethane, can be used on the surface of the deck to make it waterproof. This commercial grade material is applied as a liquid which hardens into a rubber sealant that protects your deck from water.