Here at That 1 Painter, we know Oklahoma’s temperamental climate can do a number on your home’s wooden structures. From scorching summers to ice storms and tornadoes, the wood trim, siding, fences, and decks around your property take major weather whiplash throughout the year. That’s why our skilled carpentry team offers premium repair and replacement services for Edmond-area homes. We’ll restore your home’s structural integrity and enhance its curb appeal so it remains that one house the neighbors talk about over the backyard fence (in a good way, of course!)
Our carpenters bring an artist’s precision and a scientist’s analysis to every project. We’ll meticulously inspect your home to spot any current or potential trouble areas vulnerable to Oklahoma’s dramatic weather shifts. Dry rot, termite damage, exposure cracks – you name it, and we’ll find it before it becomes an eyesore or expensive repair.
Once we understand your home’s carpentry needs, we spruce up our toolbox and get to work. Outcome weathered fence pickets, cracked deck boards, warped garage door trims, and anything else past its prime. Ingo durable, resilient replacements designed to stand strong through seasons of scorching heat, swirling tornadoes, and ice cube-rattling cold fronts.
We’ll match existing wood profiles perfectly or discuss options for customized elements to enhance your home’s unique architecture. Every material we use is tested to withstand what Oklahoma weather throws our way so you can enjoy durability and beauty that will turn the neighbors greener than a St. Patrick’s Day pie.
Like CSI investigators, we’ll thoroughly examine every inch of your home’s wooden structures to assess current & potential damage. Dry rot and termites won’t stand a chance against our inspection!
We carefully prep the areas to be repaired by removing compromised materials and components so new installations go smoothly. No splinter will be left behind!
Our carpenters swiftly replace damaged wood elements with resilient materials designed to endure Oklahoma’s dramatic weather shifts. We’ll match existing profiles perfectly or explore customized options to enhance your home’s unique architecture.
We apply the highest-grade sealants to all repaired and replaced wood components, adding a critical shield against moisture, UV rays, wood movement, and other threats. This seals the deal on long-lasting carpentry work.
Before we call it a wrap, we’ll scrutinize every detail of the job, just like an oil rigger inspecting a pipeline. Then we’ll tidy up until your home looks ready for a modern prairie living magazine.
Our services encompass the full range of exterior and interior carpentry needs for Edmond homes. This includes deck/porch repair, door and window trim replacement, siding fixes, custom shelving, and more. We also provide specialty solutions for the unique architecture of historic homes in downtown Edmond and UCO area neighborhoods.
We have an extensive weather damage protocol to halt further destruction and restore structural integrity. First, we remove compromised wood and components and move them to solid base structures. Next, we replace damaged sections with resilient materials to endure Oklahoma’s dramatic climate swings. Then, we apply premium protective sealants as armor against future weather threats.
Absolutely! We are highly experienced with repairing and integrating replacement wood structures into Edmond’s abundant historic homes while preserving architectural authenticity. We can identify profiles of original wood details and source matching materials from specialty suppliers when needed.
Project duration depends on factors like scope of damage, materials acquisition timelines, weather delays and more. However, our team works efficiently without compromising quality craftsmanship. We provide detailed project schedules to keep clients fully informed through every step of the process – no guessing games!
We apply technologically-advanced sealants designed for maximum adhesion, UV resistance and durability on every job. This added layer fortifies repaired wood against moisture, sunlight, heat, cold temps and the expansive/contractive movement that can crack surfaces. It’s like a protective force field against everything the Oklahoma climate throws at wooden structures!
