Termite Damage Repair in Reading & Berks County

What termite damage repair involves

Once a termite treatment is done, the colony is gone but the damage isn't. Subterranean termites hollow out framing from the inside, so what looks like a small patch on the surface is often a beam, joist, or sill plate that has lost most of its strength. We probe the affected wood to map how far the damage actually runs, then remove and replace what's compromised and reinforce what can be saved, restoring the load paths the home depends on.

Signs the damage has reached structural wood

• Wood that sounds hollow or papery when tapped
• Floors or ceilings that sag, dip, or feel spongy
• Mud tubes on foundation walls, sills, or crawl space piers
• Doors and windows that suddenly stick or won't latch
• Crumbling, blistered, or buckling trim and framing

Our approach

We start with a free on-site assessment to find every area the termites weakened, not just the obvious one. You get a clear, fixed written price before any work begins, and the structural repair is backed by a workmanship warranty. We work alongside your pest-control treatment so the colony is gone before we restore the framing.