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Siding and Trim Repair

Most wood rot on a Tomball house starts in the same few places: low, where water splashes, and at joints, where caulk has let go.

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Where to Look

  • The bottom of corner boards, where they end just above the ground or brick ledge.
  • Window trim sills and the bottom of side casings.
  • The lowest course of siding above a roof line, where there is no kick-out flashing.
  • Door frames and garage door jambs.
  • Any board where a sprinkler head hits it every morning.

Push a screwdriver in. Sound wood resists; rotten wood lets it sink.

Screwdriver pushed into a soft, rotted corner board beside a window on a brick house

Repair, Not Always Replace

Rotted sections of trim can be cut out and replaced with PVC or composite pieces that do not rot. Siding can be patched a few boards at a time if the profile can be matched. The contractor should also find why the wood got wet, or the new piece rots the same way.

Older Houses

On the wood-sided houses near downtown, original siding may be worth repairing rather than replacing. See older buildings.

Found Soft Wood?

Call with where it is. A contractor who works in Tomball calls back.

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