When faced with a bunch of dry rot repairs, property owner too often want to hold off on making the necessary repairs. The cost of the work, the inconvenience to the property, and the mess of tearing things open are all valid concerns. Putting off the work may not be the best choice.Getting rid of the dry rot and water damaged wood will do several things.
Add value to the property. The building will look better to a buyer or tenant.- Eliminate a growing problem, the problem will only get worse. Check out this video of water damage that was left untreated for four years.
- Peace of mind. Knowing that the moisture issue is taken care of will ease the mind.
Using an experienced contractor to do the work has its benefits. Experience in controlling dust and debris on the job site, protective barriers, and proper disposal of debris from the site are all recommended in the proper completion of this sort of work.The important thing is to move forward. Get the ball rolling before the moisture issue gets much greater.
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Dealing with experienced contractor to do water damage restoration is beneficial for everyone because they can easily restore the damaged property.
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I have some water damage similar to the first photo shown here. We are trying to sell and need to get it taken care of. Any suggestions on the best places to look for a contractor?
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ReplyDeleteHey there! Nice blog you've got here. I was wondering though, do you happen to have any recommendations on a company that does wood rot repair in Kansas City? Please let me know, thanks.
ReplyDeleteIs there a way to repair rotted wood, or do you have to rip all of it out and replace it with new wood? We have a few areas that can't really be torn out unless we tear out a lot more than we need to. Is it worth it to make those repairs? I saw that you said the problem only gets worse, but how fast does that happen?
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