I was contacted to inspect a house for dry rot damage. I started by removing the shingle siding. Upon removal, I noticed there was not only dry rot, but powder post beetle damage, a large rat nest, and a large bee hive in the walls all causing damage to the house.
Initial Inspection
Process
I began by removing the beehive and removing the rat nest. The house was temporarily supported while the damaged framing was cut out and replaced with new framing. I then performed a seismic upgrade by bolting the framing to the foundation and adding plywood to the exterior.
The walls were insulated, tar paper was installed, and new cedar shingles were added to match existing shingles.
This job from start to finish took 6 days for 2 men.
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