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We open it up before we quote the finish.
Rot and moisture damage can hide under shingles, siding and paint. When a project involves opening an existing structure, we inspect what is underneath, document what we find and show you what we see before rebuilding or covering it.
- Full tear-off and haul-away
- Moisture and rot inspection
- Documented before it gets covered
02
Bad wood comes out. It does not get covered.
Rafters, joists, subfloor, decking and load-bearing walls. Anything soft is cut back to sound material and replaced to code before a single layer goes back over it.
- Rafters, joists and decking
- Sistered and reinforced framing
- Repaired and rebuilt to applicable code requirements
03
North Florida weather decides how long a roof lasts.
Underlayment, flashing, drip edge, valleys and penetrations go down in order and get checked before the next layer covers them. Florida heat, heavy rain, wind and coastal conditions are part of every exterior project we plan.
- Synthetic underlayment and flashing
- Shingle and metal roofing
- Sealed at every penetration
04
The part you actually live with.
Screen enclosures, decks, pergolas, drywall, trim and paint. This is where the job stops feeling like a construction site and turns back into your home — and it is where attention to detail matters most.
- Screen enclosures and lanais
- Decks, porches and pergolas
- Drywall, trim and paint