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Repairs (Before & After)
Perry's Termite Service & Repair
Huntington Beach
Huntington Beach
714-964-3491
Rebuilt 2-story planter box
Installed new trim wood and siding
Photos to the right:
Repaired window framing
Repaired window framing
Rebuilt exterior staircase
Installed new pressure-treated patio post
Photos to the right:
1). Removed existing wall.
2). Installed a new 6 x 12
header & 6 x 6 supports.
3). Installed new 4-panel
sliding doors.
1). Removed existing wall.
2). Installed a new 6 x 12
header & 6 x 6 supports.
3). Installed new 4-panel
sliding doors.
Removal of old patio & cover
Installed new patio & cover
3 photos below & left:
Replaced patio support
Replaced patio support
Photo below:
Another view of the rebuilt patio noted above
Another view of the rebuilt patio noted above
3 photos below: Replaced rafter tail
Note: when replacing rafter tails, make certain that the termite damaged rafter tail is not simply cut to the blocking (or stucco) and new wood
nailed to the existing rafter, especially when replacing 2 rafters that are next to each other (in line). To ensure roof support, the tail end of the
new rafter must be supported by either replacing the entire rafter, all the way to the ridge, or installing the tail end of the new rafter to just past
the top-plating and a second stick (rafter) sistered or doubled-over joining the new rafter to the existing.
Note: when replacing rafter tails, make certain that the termite damaged rafter tail is not simply cut to the blocking (or stucco) and new wood
nailed to the existing rafter, especially when replacing 2 rafters that are next to each other (in line). To ensure roof support, the tail end of the
new rafter must be supported by either replacing the entire rafter, all the way to the ridge, or installing the tail end of the new rafter to just past
the top-plating and a second stick (rafter) sistered or doubled-over joining the new rafter to the existing.
2 photos below:
Rebuilt exterior staircase
Rebuilt exterior staircase
3 photos below: Removed rotted siding and replaced with new wood and trim board
