Dry rot repairs include the removal of damaged or decayed wood that is caused by fungal growth and water damage. This is replaced with completely new materials or partial repairs. This process may also involved treating the surrounding areas to help prevent future issues or the rot spreading.

The cost of dry rot repair depends on the extent of the damage and the area affected. Minor repairs are usually less expensive, while more extensive rot in structural areas can be costly.

Yes, dry rot can worsen over time if not treated. It can weaken the structure of your property and lead to costly repairs

Regular maintenance is key. Keep wood dry, seal leaks promptly, improve ventilation, and apply protective coatings to exposed wood to reduce moisture absorption.