Structural Work in North Hollywood

Structural repair in North Hollywood that stops the water first: flashing, drainage and treated sills, then new framing, beams and an LADBS permit.

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Damp wood loses strength slowly, and a North Hollywood repair that swaps it without cutting off its water supply only resets the clock. So the opening part of our scope is about routing water: gutters and downspouts that empty well clear of the foundation, soil that falls away from the walls, and flashing over windows and at any deck ledger. New framing goes in once the water feeding the rot is cut off.

Tracing the wet spot back

A stain on a stud tells us where water ended up, and the task is to learn how it got there. We run a hose against the wall in stages, check the plumbing inside that wall for slow drips, and see whether irrigation or a planter bed keeps the soil soaked beside the footing. Even a drip from an air conditioner line can do harm when it lands at the slab edge night after night. Whatever we find is written into the quote next to the framing work, because fixing one without the other leaves the house exposed.

Details that keep new framing dry

Where fresh lumber sits on concrete it is pressure treated and set over a foam gasket that stops moisture from wicking upward. Window and door openings rebuilt during the repair get a sill pan, then flashing tape lapped from the bottom up so each layer sheds onto the one beneath it. Weep screed at the base of the stucco stays clear of soil and paving. If the house has a crawlspace, its vents stay open and bare dirt gets a vapor barrier. Posts for a new beam stand on steel bases that hold the wood up off the concrete.

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