Do you repair rotten wood or recommend a carpenter first?
Quick Answer
Yes, our painters can replace small areas of rotten trim and siding as part of your painting prep. For large or structural rot, we’ll point it out during your free painting estimate and recommend repairing it with a qualified carpenter before we start, so your new finish lasts.
Detailed Answer
Exterior painting jobs often uncover hidden wood rot in fascia, trim, or lap-siding. As a full-service painting company, our insured, lead-safe certified team repairs most minor damage before we pick up a brush. During your free painting estimate we probe suspect boards, photograph issues, and line-item the cost to replace soft wood with primed cedar or treated lumber, then caulk and seal it for a lasting finish. Handling these repairs in-house lets our two-year material and workmanship warranty stand up to Northeast Georgia’s heat and humidity.
If we find extensive structural decay (such as joists, porch columns, or sub-flooring) we’ll pause and recommend calling a licensed carpenter first. We can coordinate with trusted trade partners and return to paint once the area is sound, saving you from costly premature failure.
Fixing rot now means your new paint film locks moisture out, extends coating life, and boosts curb appeal. Whether you need exterior house painting, cabinet refinishing, or pressure washing, BCI brings the same “done right the first time” mindset to every surface.
Ready to see exactly what your project needs? Request your free estimate today and discover why homeowners call us the best painting contractor in Northeast Georgia.