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Dry Rot Repair

Professional 5-Star Services for

Dry Rot Repair & Wood Rot Repair in Sacramento

Subfloor, Fascia, Siding & Structural Wood Replacement


Dry rot can weaken the structure of a home and often starts in areas exposed to moisture, such as bathrooms, exterior trim, siding, or around windows and doors. Many homeowners first notice dry rot when they see rotted wood, soft or spongy flooring, or deteriorating exterior trim around their home.

At McCray & Sons Home Services, we provide professional dry rot repair throughout Sacramento, West Sacramento, and surrounding communities. Our team repairs and replaces damaged wood components such as subfloors, fascia boards, siding, exterior trim, decorative columns, and window framing.


By removing deteriorated wood and installing properly sealed replacement materials, we restore structural integrity and help prevent future damage. Dry rot is common in Northern California homes and can develop slowly over time from leaks, poor ventilation, or long-term moisture exposure. Addressing it early helps avoid larger structural repairs later.


Most dry rot repairs can be completed without disturbing the roof structure. If damage extends beneath roofing materials or requires removal of roofing components, coordination with a licensed roofing contractor may be necessary.


Common Dry Rot Repair Services


Subfloor Dry Rot Repair


Soft or spongy flooring can indicate dry rot beneath the surface. We remove damaged sections of subfloor and replace them with new structural plywood, restoring strength and stability to the floor system.


Exterior Siding Dry Rot


Wood siding that has been exposed to moisture can deteriorate over time. We remove affected boards and install new siding sections while ensuring proper sealing and protection


Fascia Board Replacement


Fascia boards often rot due to prolonged water exposure near gutters and roof edges. Our team removes compromised boards and installs new fascia to protect the structure and maintain curb appeal.


Window and Door Trim Repairs


Exterior trim is one of the most common areas where dry rot develops. We replace rotted trim and ensure the area is properly sealed to prevent future moisture intrusion.


Decorative Columns and Exterior Wood Features


Rot can develop in porch posts, columns, and other decorative wood elements. We rebuild or replace these features to maintain both structural safety and appearance.


When to Call for Dry Rot Repair


Signs you may have dry rot include:


  • Soft or spongy flooring

  • Cracked or crumbling wood trim

  • Bubbling or peeling paint

  • Wood that flakes or crumbles when pressed

  • Visible fungus or moisture damage

  • Exterior wood that appears swollen or deteriorated


If you notice any of these signs, early repair can prevent the damage from spreading.

Dry Rot Repair

Why Homeowners Choose McCray & Sons Home Services?

  • Licensed and insured contractor 

  • Experienced with residential home repairs and improvements

  • Family-owned business serving West Sacramento since 2017 

  • Careful installation with attention to safety and workmanship 

  • Honest recommendations and clear communication 

Areas We Serve

McCray & Sons Home Services proudly provides lighting installation, electrical repairs and practical electrical upgrades throughout West Sacramento, Southport, Broderick, Sacramento, Natomas, Pocket-Greenhaven, Land Park, Curtis Park, East Sacramento, the Fabulous 40s, Rosemont, Arden-Arcade, Carmichael and surrounding Sacramento communities.

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Explore our full range of Residential Home Services for additional repairs and upgrades throughout your home.

Before & Afters

Sink Base Cabinet Dry Rot Repair
Sink Base Cabinet Dry Rot Repair

Sink Base Cabinet Dry Rot Repair

Shed Siding Dry Rot Repair
Shed Siding Dry Rot Repair

Shed Siding Dry Rot Repair

Dry Rot Window Frame Repair
Dry Rot Window Frame Repair

Dry Rot Window Frame Repair

Dry Rot Window Frame Repair
Dry Rot Window Frame Repair

Dry Rot Window Frame Repair

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