Window and door areas
Repairs to damaged trim, sheathing, framing, and surrounding siding where water has entered around an opening.
Dry-rot repair · Salem, Oregon
PAS Construction repairs dry rot and water-damaged wood around windows, doors, siding, trim, framing, sheathing, subfloors, and other affected areas in Salem and surrounding communities.
Expose, document, repair
Soft trim, staining, failed caulking, damaged siding, or a spongy floor can be signs of a larger moisture-related problem. The full repair cannot always be known until affected finish materials are carefully opened.
PAS Construction documents what is found, removes compromised material as needed, rebuilds the affected area, and restores the surrounding finish according to the agreed scope.
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Repair services
Repairs to damaged trim, sheathing, framing, and surrounding siding where water has entered around an opening.
Removal of affected exterior materials, repair of the damaged area, and restoration of compatible siding and trim.
Repair of localized soft or damaged subfloor areas uncovered during flooring, bathroom, or other remodeling work.
Replacement or repair of damaged wood components after the affected area is exposed and the repair plan is confirmed.
What to expect
We begin with the visible condition and explain what can—and cannot—be confirmed before opening the area. Once concealed damage is visible, the findings are photographed and the additional scope is discussed. This keeps repair decisions tied to the actual condition instead of guesswork.
Common questions
The visible work can be estimated, but the full extent of concealed damage may not be known until finish materials are removed. Any newly discovered condition is documented and discussed before additional work is performed.
Yes. PAS Construction works across siding, flooring, framing, sheathing, trim, windows, doors, and remodeling, allowing the structural repair and surrounding finish work to be coordinated.
Send a wide photo showing the area, close-ups of soft or stained material, and any known source of water. Include the project city and a short description of when you first noticed the problem.