Our licensed technicians identify hidden infestations and provide a detailed report with treatment recommendations.
On the surface, many areas of your home may look sound — but underneath, the wood has been eaten through or rotted out. By the time you see cracking, sagging, or blistering paint, the wood behind it is already compromised.
Termite-damaged wood is an open invitation for the next colony to pick up right where the last one left off. Repairing and replacing damaged wood helps prevent further termite activity and protects your home from additional structural damage.
Dry rot left alone doesn’t just weaken wood — the moisture and softened fibers create perfect conditions for termites to thrive. Addressing both termite damage and dry rot repair together is the most effective approach.
Where structural elements have been compromised — sill plates, support beams, framing — reinforcing or replacing them is critical to maintaining your home’s integrity.

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Our licensed technician inspects your home to uncover the full extent of the damage. Meticulously noted and reported in our WDO reports.
Our in-house carpentry repair team replaces and repairs damaged wood with quality lumber.
Every area is painted to match your home’s existing color. You won’t be able to tell where the work was done.
A final walkthrough to ensure every repair meets professional standards.
Real termite and dry rot repairs on real homes across the San Gabriel Valley. Slide or step through a few recent jobs and see exactly what we fixed.
In-house carpenters
Paint and color matching included
Care of a family business
Quality guaranteed
Actual value
One company from A-Z
Transparent pricing
Subcontracted repairs — no quality control, no accountability
Bare wood or primer-only finishes
Corporation doing the bare minimum
Cut corners and "good enough"
Surface-level fixes that don’t last
Multiple unknown vendors
Hidden costs and fees
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Subterranean termites can damage the subfloor, causing wood flooring to look discolored or wavy on the surface. You may not notice until significant damage has occurred.
Knock on wood structures around your home and listen for a hollow sound. Termites eat through the wood, leaving it hollow and compromised.


Termites cause wood to buckle and warp as they eat through the framing. Stuck windows and doors that aren’t flush and won’t easily close can be early warning signs.
Drywall contains cellulose, which termites feed on. You may notice pin-sized holes, small trails on the surface, or bubbling beneath paint or wallpaper.


Termites are attracted to wood in high-moisture conditions, which often includes a moldy scent. If you notice a musty smell and can’t find the source, it may indicate termite activity.
Eaten support beams can buckle and compromise structural integrity. These repairs can be difficult and costly if not attended to quickly.


Tiles can loosen and wooden floorboards buckle and blister, creating more noise as you walk over damaged areas.
In most cases, no. Standard California homeowners policies exclude termite damage — it’s classified as preventable maintenance. Regular inspections and early treatment are the best way to avoid costly surprises.
It depends on the extent and location. Minor cosmetic repairs may cost a few hundred dollars. Structural repairs involving framing or sill plates can be significantly more. Our estimate breaks out every item individually so you see exactly what you’re paying for.
Unlike other companies who only prime or leave wood bare. We include color-matched painting for no extra cost.
Minor repairs are often completed in a single day. Larger structural or multi-area jobs may take 1–3 days.
That’s the goal — you shouldn’t. We match wood profiles, trim styles, and paint colors so repaired areas blend seamlessly.
Yes. Fungus and termite damage frequently appear together. We identify both and include them in a single repair plan.
Yes. Our in-house team handles everything — inspection, treatment, and repair. One company, one call, one standard of quality.
Cosmetic repairs involve visible trim, fascia, or siding. Structural repairs involve load-bearing elements like sill plates, support beams, and framing. Both are important — structural repairs are critical for your home’s safety, cosmetic repairs restore its appearance.
For light damage, patching is effective and helps to control costs. Anything more comprehensive, we always suggest replacing to restore your home to its natural state.
Yes. All carpentry repairs are backed by a warranty covering the work performed.
Fascia boards, eaves, window and door frames, exterior trim and siding, attic framing, crawl space framing, structural studs, sill plates, deck framing, and fence posts.
Signs include sagging or soft wood, hollow sounds when tapped, cracking or blistering paint, doors and windows that don’t close properly, and visible galleries or rot. A free inspection will tell you for sure.

Our licensed technicians identify hidden infestations and provide a detailed report with treatment recommendations.

Southern California’s choice for effective, full-structure termite elimination backed by a 4-year warranty.

We provide proven termite treatments tailored to the type of infestation and the needs of your home.

Annual maintenance is critical to protect your home against termites.