OUR SERVICES

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 Woody’s Wood Repair offers a wide variety of services. Browse some of our most common repairs that most homeowners need professional help with. If you do not see your problem listed feel free to contact us to discuss whatever home repair issues you are facing.

List Of Services We Specialize In:

Siding Boards Replacement & Repair

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Replace rotten siding boards as needed instead of replacing all siding.

Neglecting your home’s siding is a common issue that can lead to larger and very expensive problems. Some of the severe ramifications include: 

  • Insect infestations - You do not want insects in your walls.

  • Pest infestations like birds and squirrels - Living with birds and other unwelcome animals can be quite annoying and stressful.

  • Moisture problems - neglecting your siding potentially allows moisture to spread within your walls. This can lead to extensive structural damage that's costlier to fix.

  • Holes - You do not want holes in your siding. This can cause cold air to come in during winter and warm air to come in during the summer. This increases your monthly utilities bill.

  • Mold and mildew growth - this is the potential for the most damage. Letting rotten wood go increases the likelihood of having a much bigger problem. Mold and mildew can spread across the exterior of your home by traveling through the spores of the wood.  Having to replace all the siding is way more expensive than having to replace the rotten areas.

Call Now To Fix Your Siding!

  • Replacing old and rotten boards as needed is a great inexpensive way to avoid larger complications down the road.

    Replacing rotten siding helps protect your house. This is usually your biggest asset and is a must for keeping the value of it. Whether you plan on living in your home for the foreseeable future or plan on selling soon, it is important that all siding is in good shape. 

    If you are selling your home, having any rotten wood is a big red flag. The potential home buyer will get a home inspection. During this inspection, any rotten wood will be flagged. It is at this point that the home buyer will negotiate down the price of the house or you will have to fix it. YOU will pay for it one way or another. They will also be thinking, what else has this homeowner let go and not maintained on the house casting doubt on if the home is a lemon or a solid property.

    Siding Replacement Options:

    • Replace single or multiple siding boards as needed.

    • Full re-siding.

    First thing you might think when you see some siding boards starting to rot is curb appeal. Rotten siding is not only an eye sore but can also lead to larger water problems. Neglected rotten siding usually leads to rotten baseboards and potential flooding and mold.

    Our team of trusted professionals are experienced in restoring your home to its original glory. We pride ourselves on delivering the best results leaving you with a home that your neighbors will envy.

    Our Siding Replacement Process:

    If you are considering hiring Woody’s Wood Repair for siding replacement this is the process you can expect.

    Step 1. Straightforward Estimating

    When you are ready to hire Woody’s Wood Repair we will schedule a time for an FREE estimate. You’ll work with an estimator who will inspect the problem area and provide a bid for the entire job.

    • An estimator visits with the homeowner to inspect and discuss the problem area.

    • Pricing and scope of the project is discussed.

    • A free estimate is provided to you with no obligation.

    If you want to move forward with the estimate, we ask for a 20% deposit and sign a contract for the work being done.

    Step 2. Remove Rotten Siding

    We will identify any rotten wood that needs to be replaced with guidance from the homeowner. We will then begin removing rotten wood and prepping the work area. Any additional rotten wood found while the work has begun will be discussed with the homeowner and noted on the proposal as every house is different.

    • We work with the homeowner

    • All additional rotten wood found after the estimate will be discussed and approved by the homeowner. Typically, additional damage is found underneath rotten boards which is not visible until boards are removed.

    • Every house is different.

    Step 3. Replace Rotten Siding

    • Once all rotten siding has been removed we will then replace it with new wood, typically cedar. Cedar is more durable and usually lasts 30+ years.

    • We will match the original siding as close as possible.

    • Our trusted carpenters make siding replacement stress free.

    • Less invasive, way less expensive and less time consuming than full re-siding.

    Residing rotten boards versus residing the entire house is better for the environment with less unneeded waste.

    Step 4. Inspection

    At the very end of the job we will remove all trash and ladders. After we have completed the wood repair, we will walk around with you to ensure the repair job is up to your satisfaction. We will come get you once we are finished. Once you sign off on the work you make final payment (80%) and we ask you to complete a customer satisfaction survey. We will not ask for final payment until this time.

    It is a worry-free wood repair job!

Sideboards Repair Photo Gallery:

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Close-up of a house's roof and exterior wall with gray shingles and siding.
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Close-up of a house exterior showing a brick chimney, wooden siding, and a shingled roof.
Side view of a house under renovation with new siding being installed. The image shows a section of the roof with shingles, construction materials on the roof, and plywood on the wall. A section of the house exterior is being replaced or upgraded.
Side of a house with beige siding, wooden planks being installed, a ladder, and an HVAC unit outside.
The exterior wall of a building with yellow paint and wooden siding that is peeling and deteriorating, alongside a white window frame, showing signs of weathering and damage.
A house with beige siding and a brown shingle roof, showing damage to the siding near a window with multiple small panes. There are leafless trees in the background and an overcast sky.
Double garage doors with a brown-painted wooden exterior, two small handles, and two missing panels near the middle.
Yellow paper lantern with red and black target symbols hanging outside the corner of a house.
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Woodpecker Hole Repair

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Our trusted professionals can fix any damage caused by woodpeckers or other pests.

Why should I repair woodpecker holes?

Here is a list of reasons why to repair woodpecker holes: 

  • Prevents birds and other animals from entering/living in your home.

  • Prevents birds from returning.

  • Holes on your house will allow moisture to enter causing mold.

  • Holes in your house allow cold and warm air in. 

  • Decreases curb appeal.

  • Selling your house? Holes will get flagged during an inspection which will decrease the value.

Our team of highly experienced carpenters will examine the hole(s) and determine the best course of repair. This may include replacing boards or just simply filling the hole.

  • Everything you need to know about woodpecker hole repair:

    1. Why to repair woodpecker holes.

    2. Your options for repairing woodpecker holes.

    3. Our process repairing woodpecker holes.

    1.Why should I repair woodpecker holes?

    First sighting of a woodpecker can be aww inspiring but continued sightings might be a sign of future problems. Believe it or not Woodpeckers do not eat the wood when they are “pecking” or excavating wood cavities. Woodpeckers burrow into trees and other wood for a couple reasons. They are looking for food like insects, nuts, seeds or also digging a hole to build a nest in. If a woodpecker decides to choose your home it could lead to much larger problems. 

    Having holes in your siding is not only a visual eyesore but can lead to larger issues. A small hole in the siding can escalate damage rather quickly by allowing pests, insects and mold open access to your home. Also, having a hole in your home allows cold air in during the winter and warm air in during the summer. This is a compromise to your energy efficiency which increases your utility bill each month. Once significant damage has occurred, the cost of restoration and repair adds up significantly more. Our trusted professionals can fix any damage caused by woodpeckers or other pests.

    2. Hole Repair/Replacement Options:

    • Option 1 for smaller holes - Fill damaged areas with wood putty for smaller holes less than half an inch in diameter. Wood putty will not form for holes bigger than half an inch thus requiring wood replacement. After restoration with wood putty, we will sand and paint.

    • Option 2 for larger holes - Replace single or multiple siding boards as needed. If the hole is large enough to have damaged the integrity of the board it will need to be replaced. This is the most common repair process. Do not worry about hiring a painter - We will paint the new boards as well!

    For additional help preventing woodpecker holes - We suggest decoys to deter pests such as fake owls and streamers.

    Our team of trusted professionals are experienced in restoring your home to its original glory. We pride ourselves on delivering the best carpentry guaranteed, leaving you with a home that your neighbors will envy.

    3. Our Woodpecker Hole Repair Process:

    Our trusted professionals can fix any damage caused by woodpeckers or other pests.

    If you are considering hiring Woody’s Wood Repair for woodpecker hole repair this is the process you can expect:

    Step 1. Straightforward Estimating

    When you are ready to hire Woody’s Wood Repair we will schedule a time for an FREE estimate. You’ll work with an estimator who will inspect the problem area and provide a bid for the entire job with thorough transparency on price.

    • A free estimate is provided to you with no obligation.

    • An estimator visits with the homeowner to inspect and discuss the problem area

    • Pricing and scope of the project is discussed.

    Step 2. Repair Woodpecker Holes

    We will identify any woodpecker holes that need to be repaired with guidance from the homeowner. We will then begin filling holes and removing rotten wood. Any additional rotten wood or damage found once the work has begun will be discussed with and approved by the homeowner as every house is different.

    • We work with the homeowner

    • All additional rotten wood found after the original estimate, once work has begun, will be discussed with the homeowner.

    • Every house is different.

    Step 3. Inspection

    • After we have completed the wood repair, we will walk around with you to ensure the repair job is up to your satisfaction.

    • We will come get you once we are finished.

    • Once you sign off on the work you make final payment (70%) and we ask you to complete a customer satisfaction survey. We will not ask for final payment until this time.

    • At the very end of the job we will remove all trash and ladders.

    It is a worry-free wood repair job.

Call Now To Fix Your Woodpecker Holes!

Woodpecker Holes Repair Photo Gallery:

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Close-up of the corner of a house roof with a damaged or rotting wooden beam highlighted by a yellow circle, with tree branches in the background.
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The image shows the exterior of a beige house with brown trim and a large window on the second floor. Two areas are circled in yellow, indicating spots with missing or damaged siding, and small electrical boxes or fittings are attached to the siding
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The exterior of a house with siding, showing a small insect on the upper corner of the house circled in yellow. A ladder is leaning against the house, and there is a backyard patio with chairs and string lights in the background.
A man standing on a ladder, painting the exterior siding of a beige house during the daytime. The house has large windows, and there are trees and a small shed in the background.
A close-up view of a house's exterior with horizontal siding, showing a partially visible worker wearing a safety harness and helmet on the roof, surrounded by trees on a sunny day with a clear blue sky.
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Deck Boards & Railings Repair

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Replace those pesky rotten deck boards & railings by trusted professionals to ensure the safety of your deck.

Years of harsh Minnesota winters and summer sun and rain can lead to rotten deck boards and railings. Replacing your entire deck can be expensive but lucky for you, Woody’s Wood Repair are experts in replacing only the rotten wood. New decks cost anywhere from $30,000 to $75,000+ depending on deck materials. We can salvage the deck for a fraction of the price versus building new. Most companies will try to sell you a new deck. This will save you a lot of time and money! We will make sure your deck is restored to its original glory.

Call Now To Fix Your Rotten Deck Boards!

  • Our team of highly experienced carpenters will inspect the deck for rotten wood with the homeowner present. Our team will look for soft, rotten and deteriorating wood and identify potential problem areas that are unsafe for homeowners . We will outline a plan of which boards need to be replaced and discuss the costs with the homeowner.

    Reasons to replace Deck Boards & Railings:

    • Safety. You do not want an unsafe deck with the potential of someone falling through.

    • Return on investment. Having to rebuild a deck can be very costly. Replacing the rotten boards can be done for a fraction of the cost rather than building a new deck.

    • Better for the environment. Replacing a few deck boards is more environmentally friendly with less waste. Most cases, not all deck boards are rotten and you will be sending good wood to the dump.

    • Curb Appeal. Having a nice deck increases the curb appeal of your house and who doesn’t enjoy a nice deck to sit on and enjoy the beautiful weather?

    • Selling your house. If you are selling your house, an inspector will flag any rotten deck wood. This will need to be addressed in negotiating with the buyer. You will either need to fix it yourself or lower the list price. Either way, you will be paying for it.

    Some signs you might need a new deck are obvious, like stepping on a soft board or deteriorating wood. Here are some signs of potential needed deck board replacement:

    • Any holes or soft spots in the wood.

    • Any loose floorboards.

    • Unsturdy handrails.

    • 30 years is typically when some deck boards start needing replacement.

    It is a worry-free wood repair job.

Deck Boards & Railings Repair Photo Gallery:

A man working on building a wooden deck outside a house with large windows and a beige stucco exterior, using gloves and boots, with cleaning tools nearby.
Outdoor deck construction in progress with wooden beams and railings, adjacent to a house with large windows, trees in the background.
A wooden deck with new, stained planks, surrounded by a metal and wood railing, overlooking a green landscape with trees and a pond.
Close-up of a wooden deck and a glass door or window with a screen. An additional wooden board is placed beneath the door or window. Some leaves and debris are scattered on the deck.
Partially installed wooden deck with black painted and unfinished wood sections, surrounded by a black metal railing, in a yard with grass, trees, and a wooden fence.
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Trim Repair

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Whether your home is just starting to show the symptoms of trim wood rot or already deteriorating Woody’s Wood Repair can help!

Exterior trim surrounds some of the most valuable areas of your home such as windows, doors, and siding edges but unfortunately trim failure is one of the most common complications the home exterior will face. These spaces are common for moisture buildup and absorption which leads to cracking, peeling, and damage to the finish which then leads to rotten wood. But don’t worry because we pride ourselves on trim repair.

Call Now To Repair Your Trim!

  • Our team of highly experienced carpenters will inspect known problem areas for rotten trim with guidance from the homeowner. Our team will look for soft, rotten and deteriorating wood and identify potential problem areas. The problem areas are not only eye-soars but usually signs of larger complications if not addressed. We will outline a plan of which trim needs to be replaced and discuss the costs with the homeowner. 

    Reasons to repair trim:

    • Trim helps protect against water damage. 

    • Trim helps prevent pests and other intruders in your home.

    • Trim helps prevent moisture problems. 

    Things to watch out for and signs you will need to replace trim:

    • Peeling paint 

    • Holes in wood

    • Soft wood

    • Discoloration of paint

    • 30+ year old wood

    It is a worry-free wood repair job.


Trim Repair Photo Gallery:

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Exterior view of a two-story house with beige siding, large windows, and stone foundation.
Close-up of the exterior corner of a beige house showing brown horizontal siding, white trim, and a window with a reflection of trees.
Close-up of a section of house exterior showing beige horizontal siding, window with white frame, and corner trim board.
A window with a mesh screen showing a sign that reads 'XFINITY HOME' outside, with a brick wall underneath and some visible damage to the brick ledge.
Close-up of a window with a wooden ledge, metal framing, and a red vertical beam, with a view of the screened interior and some dirt and plants on the ground outside.
A window with a screen, revealing a corner of a room inside and some firewood stacked outside.
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Chimney Boards Repair

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Trust the professionals to get those tough to reach problem areas.


Replacing rotten wood on your chimney can be a difficult and daunting task. Depending on the scale, height and base of the chimney, sometimes large ladders, scaffolding or even cherry pickers are needed to replace the chimney's rotten sideboards. Lucky for you, we specialize in it. Keeping the exterior of your chimney looking its best is what we do.


Call Now To Repair Your Chimney Boards!

  • Our team of highly experienced carpenters will inspect your chimney for rotten boards with guidance from the homeowner. Our team will look for soft, rotten and deteriorating wood and identify potential problem areas. The problem areas are not only eye-soars but usually signs of larger complications if not addressed. We will outline a plan of which boards need to be replaced and discuss the costs with the homeowner. 


    Reasons to hire professionals for chimney repair:

    • Safety: Chimneys are often the highest point of your home so tall ladders are needed. You do not want to risk injury or your life. Let the trained professionals handle it.

    • Pests and Insect infestation: You do not want creatures in your house, this can lead to much bigger problems.

    • Moisture Problems: this can lead to an acceleration in more rotten wood.

    • Mold and Mildew growth: this can lead to much bigger problems.

    • Curb Appeal: Having holes in your chimney is an eyesore.

    • Selling your house: when your buyer gets an inspection, you will have to fix the wood or they will want to negotiate the price of the house down.

    Things to watch out for and signs you will need to replace chimney boards:

    • Holes in siding including woodpecker holes and rotten wood.

    • Discoloration in siding.

    • Soft wood: if you can put your finger through the wood it needs to be replaced.

    • 30+ year old siding.

    It is a worry-free wood repair job.


Chimney Repair Photo Gallery:

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View of the side of a house with beige siding, a window reflecting trees, two ladders leaning against the house, and a chimney or vent stack on the wall, with a clear blue sky and tree branches in the background.
Close-up of the corner of a house with beige horizontal vinyl siding and white vertical trim, with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.
Close-up of a house's chimney with a wooden cover and the house's exterior siding, under a clear sky.
Side view of a beige house with a chimney, a large tree in front, and a small garden with green plants, sunshine, and a blue sky.
Side of a tan house with new wood trim on the chimney, surrounded by green trees and a bright blue sky.
A white two-story house with vinyl siding, partially under renovation, with several small bushes and a lawn in the front.
Side view of a house undergoing siding installation, with a ladder leaning against the corner, and wooden panels on the exterior wall, some yet to be installed.
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Window Frames Repair & Restoration

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Keep your windows safe by replacing rotten wood before it becomes a problem.

Window frames can become a problem area for moisture buildup. That excess water buildup leads to wood rot and deterioration. Once this happens the structural integrity and performance of your windows become compromised. We can help protect your windows, their energy efficiency, and your home by replacing rotten wood.

Call Now To Fix Your Window Frames!

  • Our team of highly experienced carpenters will inspect your windows for problem areas that lead to rotten wood with guidance from the homeowner. 

    Our team will look for soft, rotten and deteriorating wood and identify potential problem areas. The problem areas are not only eye-soars but usually signs of larger complications if not addressed. We will outline a plan of which boards need to be replaced and discuss the costs with the homeowner. 

    Reasons to hire professionals for window repair:

    • Money: Repairing old windows is way cheaper than buying new windows

    • Energy efficiency: Damaged window frames compromises the windows effectiveness.

    • Pests and Insect infestation: You do not want creatures in your house, this can lead to much bigger problems.

    • Moisture Problems: this can lead to an acceleration in more rotten wood.

    • Mold and Mildew growth: this can lead to much bigger problems.

    • Curb Appeal: Having rotten window frames is an eyesore.

    • Selling your house: when your buyer gets an inspection, you will have to fix the wood or they will want to negotiate the price of the house down. 

    Things to watch out for and signs you will need to replace window frames:

    • Holes in windows including woodpecker holes and rotten wood.

    • Discoloration in wood on the windows.

    • Soft wood: if you can put your finger through the wood it needs to be replaced.

    • 30+ year old windows.  

    It is a worry-free wood repair job.


Window Frame Repair Photo Gallery:

Exterior of a house with beige siding, a window with white trim, and an area above the window that appears to be damaged or under repair, outlined in yellow.
A house exterior showing a section of the roof and siding. The roof has brown shingles, and the siding is painted light blue. A small piece of wood is attached at the corner near the roof, highlighted with a yellow circle. There are green shrubs in t
Exterior view of a house with gray siding, a wooden foundation trim, and a brown deck. A string of electrical wire is attached to the house, and there is a metal frame on the deck. Windows with blinds and a sliding door are visible.
Side view of a beige two-story house with several windows, some marked with yellow circles, and a blue sky above.
Part of a tree with a brick wall and a window in the background. A wooden board forms a small ledge or shelf, with a black metal hook or decorative element hanging from the branch.
Close-up photo of a building corner showing peeling paint, a section of rusted metal flashing, and a vent under the roof gutter.
Close-up of a house window with aluminum frame, a wooden sill, and light-colored stucco wall. Part of a gray plastic storage box is visible on the right, on a brick sidewalk, with a yellow oval drawn around the window sill.
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Retaining Wall Repair

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If your retaining wall is starting to show its age give us a call for a makeover!

Snow buildup and the spring melt can do extensive damage to retaining walls. Water runoff from your gutters or landscaping can also create problem areas. Any area that water buildup occurs in large quantities can become a much larger problem including rotten wood and a possible catastrophic failure. Avoid a huge headache and large bill by replacing rotten retaining walls before it is too late.

Call Now To Repair Your Retaining Wall!

  • Our team of highly experienced carpenters will inspect your retaining wall for problem areas that lead to rotten wood with guidance from the homeowner. 

    Our team will look for soft, rotten and deteriorating wood and identify potential problem areas. The problem areas are not only eye-soars but usually signs of larger complications if not addressed. We will outline a plan of which boards need to be replaced and discuss the costs with the homeowner. 

    Reasons to hire professionals for retaining wall repair:

    • Avoid potential larger catastrophic problems.

    • Moisture Problems: this can lead to an acceleration in more rotten wood.

    • Curb Appeal: you do not want old looking retaining walls.

    • Selling your house: when your buyer gets an inspection, you will have to fix the wood or they will want to negotiate the price of the house down.

    • Safety: you do not want the retaining wall falling over. 

    Things to watch out for and signs you will need to repair your retaining wall:

    • Soft wood: if you can put your finger through the wood it needs to be replaced.

    • Usually, there will be visual rot on the top board of the retaining wall.

    • Shifting landscaping.

    It is a worry-free wood repair job.


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Exterior Painting

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We will also paint your house! You won’t have to hire an additional contractor to finish the job.

After we are finished replacing rotten wood we can color match the exterior paint to its original color or pick a new color. We also can touch up additional areas that might be in need of a new coat of paint regardless if there was wood repair. You won't have to worry about hiring an additional contractor and the headache of another crew working on your house. We are a one stop shop!


Call Now To Paint Your House!

  • Step 1. Prep-Work

    We will make sure the surface is clean and ready to paint on. Most houses require power washing while some do not. Then, we will scrape any peeling paint and prime any bare wood. Any additional prep-work should be discussed and noted on the proposal as every house is different. Examples include: filling woodpecker holes with wood putty, wood replacement or caulking.

    Step 2. Paint

    We use Sherwin Williams paint and apply it with brushes, rollers and sprayers. We apply two coats whether you change the color or not for a longer lasting paint job.

    Step 3. Inspection

    At the very end of the job we will get any touch-ups and remove all trash and ladders. After we have completed the painting, we will walk around with you to ensure the painting is up to your satisfaction. We will come get you once we are finished. Once you sign off on the work you make final payment and we ask you to complete a customer satisfaction survey. We will not ask for final payment until this time.

    Reasons to hire professionals for exterior painting:

    We believe that it is important to paint your home and a little paint can go a long way. Your home is your number #1 investment. If you spend money elsewhere you could be losing out on protecting your investment. Potential problems include peeling paint, wood repair, and even foundation damage which is very expensive.

    So painting your house is an Investment and not an Expense. Your house is your most valuable asset and protecting it should be your top priority.

    Things to watch out for and signs you will need to paint your house:

    • Peeling or chipping paint.

    • Mismatched colors on different sides of the house.

    • Sun damage and fading.

    • If it has been over 5+ years since last painted.

    It is a worry-free paint job.


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