Permanent solutions for wood rot repair.
OUR PROCESS
01 Quote
02 Repair
03 Inspect
WHAT OTHERS SAYING
“Highly recommend. The team is so professional from providing quotes, measuring the window and coming for the repair. James and Jack attended my job, they are so friendly, patient, and professional. They completed the job according to what is on the quoted job sheet. My window is now like brand new. I also used the painters they recommend, the timing is perfect and now my window is like brand new.”
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes, and very quickly! Depending on the type of timber used on your windows and the exposure to sunlight, static water and rain, your window can go from repairable to unrepairable in a matter of months.
Yes, it can be. If the fungal spores reach the surface of the timber and become air-born, they can cause shortness of breath, asthma and hay fever-like symptoms. Certain dangerous funguses can also grow from the affected wood rot which can also be hazardous.
Wood rot is like that tupperware container with an unidentified substance that's been sitting at the back of your fridge a little too long; the longer you leave it, the worse it gets.
Permanent solutions for wood rot repair.
At Stop The Rot, we provide permanent solutions for wood rot restoration. Our heritage approved process ensures your windows and doors are restored to their original beauty, indistinguishable from untouched areas. Driven by over 25 years of expertise, our approach focuses on quality, a passion for sustainability, and ensuring you have a positive experience with Stop the Rot including Wally, the Golden Retriever.
OUR PROCESS
01 Quote
02 Repair
03 Inspect
WHAT OTHERS SAYING
“Highly recommend. The team is so professional from providing quotes, measuring the window and coming for the repair. James and Jack attended my job, they are so friendly, patient, and professional. They completed the job according to what is on the quoted job sheet. My window is now like brand new. I also used the painters they recommend, the timing is perfect and now my window is like brand new.”
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes, and very quickly! Depending on the type of timber used on your windows and the exposure to sunlight, static water and rain, your window can go from repairable to unrepairable in a matter of months.
Yes, it can be. If the fungal spores reach the surface of the timber and become air-born, they can cause shortness of breath, asthma and hay fever-like symptoms. Certain dangerous funguses can also grow from the affected wood rot which can also be hazardous.