Wood Rot Repair & Exterior Carpentry in Dallas, TX: Rotted Wood Replaced, Not Painted Over
Rotted siding, trim, fascia and soffit replaced — not painted over.
Rotted Wood Replaced, Not Painted Over
Built for North Texas Homes
WOOD REPAIR
Overview
Rot is a water problem. A failed paint line or an open caulk joint lets water sit against the wood, and the damage spreads behind the surface long before anything shows from the street.
Carpentry is part of the work we take on, so damaged boards come out and get replaced. Painting over bad wood hides it for a season and then it comes back worse.
We handle wood repair as part of a siding or painting project, or as its own job.
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Experienced Crews
Skilled, respectful, and on time.
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Premium Products
Trusted brands and proven performance.
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Professional Installation
Done right the first time.
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Our Warranty
We stand behind our work.
How We Do It
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We inspect the wood
Before quoting, we find what needs repair, so the price you get is the real price.
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We cut out the damage
Rotted wood comes out rather than getting covered up.
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We replace with sound material
Matched to what the house already has.
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We finish it
Primed and painted so the repair doesn't start over next season.
Why Crown
You deal with Randy
The owner meets every customer himself and gives you the price himself.
One standard, every crew
Randy manages every project himself. Every crew that works on your home answers to him, and Crown stands behind the work.
Written workmanship warranty
If something isn't right, we come back and make it right.
Carpentry, not cover-up
We are not a paint-only crew. Bad wood gets cut out and replaced, because covering it just moves the problem to next year.
OUR SERVICES
Exterior Services for North Texas Homes.
Proudly Serving North Dallas & Collin County
Local People. Local Homes.
We’re based right here in North Texas and proud to work in the communities we call home.
- Plano
- Allen
- Frisco
- North Dallas
- Richardson
- Carrollton
- McKinney
- Sachse
- Wylie
- And surrounding DFW areas
