(510) 565 - 5728
(510) 565 - 5728

Dry Rot Repair in Cupertino, CA

Dry rot repair for Cupertino homes, including mid-century Eichlers and the Cliff May ranch houses of Rancho Rinconada.

CSLB #1040525 · Bonded & Insured · 25+ Years of Field Experience

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Structural wood damage caused by dry rot
Wood board with deep cracks and a broken, rotted end from dry rot

Cupertino has a large share of 1950s and 1960s homes with exposed beams and wide eaves. We repair the rotted wood and protect the details that make these homes special.

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Tell us what you found and your home style, and we will contact you to schedule a free inspection.

*Tell us where you noticed the damage, such as siding, deck, windows, framing, roof trim, or exterior wood.

Dry Rot Repair for Cupertino Homes

Rancho Rinconada was built in the 1950s with Cliff May designed ranch houses, and Cupertino also has several Eichler tracts. Both styles use exposed beams, wide overhangs and lots of wood, which look great but give water more places to sit.

Beam ends past the roofline, fascia on flat or low-slope roofs and the bottom edge of wood siding are where we find dry rot most often. We repair them carefully so the home keeps its original character.

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Cupertino Hot Spots

Exposed beam ends, fascia on low-slope roofs and lower siding boards are the first places we check on Cupertino homes.

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Dry rot damage near plumbing line and wood framing

Signs Your Cupertino Home Needs Dry Rot Repair

Check these areas after the rainy season, especially on mid-century homes:

  • Soft or split beam ends past the roof
  • Fascia stained on low-slope roofs
  • Peeling paint on eaves
  • Bottom siding boards that crumble
  • Soft wood around sliding doors
  • Rotted window trim
  • Spongy deck or patio boards
  • Water stains on ceilings near beams

Dry Rot Repairs We Make in Cupertino

We repair rotted wood on Cupertino homes and match the original profile whenever possible. If termites are also involved, our termite damage repair service covers it.

  • Exposed beam end repair
  • Fascia and eave repair
  • Wood siding repair
  • Sliding door and window frame repair
  • Deck and patio repair
  • Post and column repair
  • Structural framing repair
Wall framing rebuilt with new lumber after dry rot was removed

Our Cupertino Dry Rot Repair Process

  • 1. Free inspection of the damaged area
  • 2. Check beams, eaves and nearby framing
  • 3. Find the moisture source
  • 4. Remove all decayed wood
  • 5. Repair and match the original details
  • 6. Final walkthrough with you

You get a clear explanation of the damage and the repair before work starts. On structural repairs, we tell you if the City of Cupertino requires a permit, and we protect the finishes that matter on mid-century homes.

Licensed for Your Peace of Mind

CSLB #1040525, bonded and insured. Backed by 25+ Years of Field Experience.

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Experienced With Cupertino Mid-Century Homes

Campos Construction is a licensed general contractor (CSLB #1040525), bonded and insured, backed by 25+ years of field experience. We understand how post-and-beam and ranch homes are built and repair them with care.

Dry Rot Repair Near Cupertino

Cupertino neighbors in Saratoga, Campbell and San Jose are covered too. See all dry rot service areas:

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Talk to a licensed contractor about your Cupertino home. After-hours scheduling is available by phone.

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Cupertino Dry Rot Repair FAQs

Do Eichler homes in Cupertino get dry rot?

Yes, it is common. Eichlers have exposed post-and-beam framing, and beam ends that extend past the roof are exposed to rain. When the paint or end-grain seal fails, the wood absorbs water and starts to rot.

Often, yes. If the rot is limited to the end, it can be cut back and repaired. If it goes deeper, replacement may be needed. We explain the options after inspecting it.

These 1950s ranch houses were built with wide eaves, wood siding and simple, low-cost details. After decades of weather, eaves and lower siding are common places for dry rot.

Do I need a permit for dry rot repair in Cupertino?

Small trim and siding repairs usually do not. Structural work may need a permit from the City of Cupertino. We will let you know during the inspection.

Yes. Painting over rotted wood hides the problem but does not stop it. We repair the wood first so the surface is ready for exterior painting.

Call (510) 565-5728 or use the form on this page and we will contact you to set a time.

Get a Free Dry Rot Inspection in Cupertino

Rotted beam ends, soft fascia or siding that will not hold paint? Call us or send the form above for a free dry rot inspection in Cupertino.

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