Full Home Remodeling in Culver City

Culver City whole-house remodels that trace roof water to the soil, protect the sill plate and rebuild flashing before the new layout goes in.

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Water finds the lowest and weakest part of a frame, so a Culver City remodel starts by tracing where roof runoff, gutters and soil leave the building. A downspout that empties beside the footing wets the sill plate and the crawlspace over and over. We lead water away with extensions and drains, flash every opening, and look for stains that show where it has already been.

Keeping the sill dry

The sill plate rests right on the foundation, and wet soil against it invites rot and termites. Soil should fall away from the house if the lot allows. Gutters and downspouts carry roof water to extensions or a drain line well past the footing. Where a patio or walkway meets the wall, the joint is sealed and the surface pitched away. Crawlspace vents stay clear so air moves through and the framing dries between wet spells. Where a crawlspace stays damp anyway, a vapor barrier over the soil can help.

Openings and the wall above

Every window, door and roof-to-wall joint is flashed so water sheds outward over the layer below. When walls open for a new layout, flashing is rebuilt at each of those points and the weather barrier is lapped shingle-style. The Culver City building department inspects framing and the barrier before siding or plaster covers them. Any rotted framing found during this work is replaced then, so the repaired wall can carry its load again, and the framing stays dry behind the new siding or plaster.

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