Termite Damage Repair (Structural Framing Under the Home)
In the Carolinas, termite damage is common, not because homes are built “wrong,” but because we build where termites thrive: in the soil, close to moisture, surrounded by wood.
The important part is this: termite damage doesn’t mean you have to give up on your house. It means the damaged structural wood needs to be identified, evaluated, and repaired correctly.
We specialize in termite damage repair under the house, including replacing compromised framing members so the structure is strong and stable again.
Signs You May Have Termite Damage Under the House:
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How Termite Damage Works
Termites can do a lot of damage, but the good news is that damaged wood can be repaired. In simple terms:
If termites damaged a structural board, the fix is to replace or rebuild that board with sound wood, then make sure the load is supported correctly.
Because framing is carrying the home, the repair has to be done safely and in the correct order. That’s where structural repair expertise matters.
What We Typically Repair Or Replace (As Needed):
Why an Expert Evaluation Matters
Termite damage can look small in one spot and be more extensive nearby. A proper inspection identifies:
- What’s cosmetic vs structural
- Which members are load-bearing
- What must be replaced vs reinforced
- Whether supports (posts/jacks/beams) should be added after repairs
Our goal is to correct the damage safely and leave the structure stronger than it was before.
Structural Repair FAQs
Yes. Treatment stops termites, but it doesn’t restore strength to damaged wood.
Yes, when those members are compromised and no longer structurally sound.
Often, yes, especially if damage is in load-bearing members. Some homes also need added supports after replacement.
Common targets include floor joists, beams/girders, sill plates, rim areas, and subfloor framing near moisture.
Yes. The damaged structural members are repaired or replaced so the load-carrying system is restored.
