Structural Repair Contractor in Phoenix, AZ
Repair damaged roof trusses, attic framing, porch posts, structural beams and other load-bearing wood components before the problem becomes more difficult to address.
Sticks ’n Steel Construction provides structural repair services for homeowners, buyers, sellers and real estate professionals throughout Phoenix and the surrounding West Valley.
We address damage caused by termites, moisture, age, improper alterations, previous construction mistakes and issues discovered during home inspections.
ROOF TRUSSES • ATTIC FRAMING • BEAMS • PORCH POSTS • TERMITE DAMAGE • INSPECTION REPAIRS
Structural Repairs for Damaged Wood Framing
Structural damage can affect the roof, attic, porch, ceiling, walls or other areas that depend on wood framing for support.
The right repair depends on the actual component, extent of damage, surrounding structure and cause of the problem.
A cracked truss, termite-damaged beam and deteriorated porch post may all be structural issues, but they do not require the same repair.
Roof Truss Repair
Repair damaged, cracked, cut or improperly altered roof trusses using a repair approach appropriate to the specific condition.
Attic Framing Repair
Address damaged rafters, framing members, bracing, connections and previous modifications within attic spaces.
Porch Post Repair
Repair or replace deteriorated structural posts supporting covered patios, entries and other roofed areas.
Structural Beam Repair
Address beams damaged by moisture, termites, age, improper installation or other deterioration.
Termite-Damaged Framing
Repair or replace structural wood after the active infestation has been appropriately treated.
Inspection-Related Repairs
Address structural findings discovered during a home inspection or real estate transaction.
Damaged or Altered Roof Trusses
Roof trusses are engineered assemblies designed to transfer loads through interconnected wood members and connections.
Damage may occur when trusses are cut or drilled during HVAC, plumbing or electrical work, altered during remodeling, affected by termites or moisture, or damaged by previous construction mistakes.
The repair should be based on the actual damage rather than simply adding lumber or fasteners near the affected area.
Depending on the condition, a structural engineer may need to evaluate the damaged truss or prepare a repair detail. When an engineered repair is required, Sticks ’n Steel can complete the construction according to the approved plan and help coordinate applicable permit and inspection steps.
Read our Arizona roof truss repair guide for more information.
Ceiling Pops & Roof Sag Repair
Ceiling movement, visible sagging and changes in roof lines can be signs that framing or connections need to be evaluated.
These conditions can have several possible causes, including framing movement, damaged trusses, moisture, previous modifications or other structural conditions.
Addressing the underlying cause is more important than simply covering the visible symptom.
Roof Sag
Visible changes in the roof line may justify evaluation of trusses, rafters, connections and supporting framing.
Ceiling Movement
Ceiling cracks or pops may be associated with framing movement or other conditions that should be evaluated in context.
Attic Changes
Cut framing, missing bracing, loose connections or previous repairs may help explain changes visible below.
Porch Post & Structural Beam Repair
Porch posts and structural beams can deteriorate from water exposure, termites, sun, age, improper installation or previous repairs.
Damage in these components can affect covered patios, entryways, porches and other supported areas of the home.
Sticks ’n Steel evaluates the affected area, removes compromised material when necessary and completes the appropriate repair or replacement to restore structural support.
Porch Posts
Deteriorated posts can be repaired or replaced depending on the extent and location of the damage.
Structural Beams
Beam repairs may involve reinforcement, partial replacement or replacement of damaged material depending on the condition.
Repair the Framing After the Infestation Is Addressed
Termites can damage wood internally before the full extent of the deterioration is obvious from the surface.
Structural repair and pest treatment are separate parts of the problem. Active termite activity should be appropriately treated before damaged structural wood is rebuilt.
Once treatment has been handled, the affected framing can be evaluated to determine what needs reinforcement, partial replacement or complete replacement.
- Roof trusses
- Rafters
- Beams
- Porch posts
- Wall framing
- Joists
- Headers
- Other structural wood components
Home Inspection Found Structural Damage?
Inspection-related structural findings can create uncertainty because buyers, sellers and agents need to understand exactly what is damaged and what the repair requires.
Sticks ’n Steel works with homeowners, buyers, sellers and real estate professionals to evaluate damaged trusses, framing, beams, posts and other structural components identified during the inspection process.
When engineering, permits or inspections are required, the repair can be completed according to the applicable plan and documentation process.
Instead of describing the issue only as “structural damage,” identify whether the concern is a cut truss, damaged beam, termite-damaged framing, previous alteration or another specific condition.
Read our guide: What to do when a home inspection finds attic structural damage .
Some Repairs Need More Than Carpentry
Structural repairs vary in complexity.
Depending on the damage, a structural engineer may need to evaluate the condition, prepare repair specifications or provide drawings before construction begins.
When engineering is required, Sticks ’n Steel can complete the repair according to the approved plan and help coordinate the applicable permitting and inspection process.
- Structural evaluation when required
- Repair specifications or drawings
- Permit coordination when applicable
- Construction to the approved repair detail
- Applicable inspections
- Project documentation
Structural Problems We Repair
The appropriate repair depends on the actual condition, but Sticks ’n Steel works on a broad range of residential structural issues involving wood framing and supporting components.
Roof & Attic
- Damaged roof trusses
- Cut or altered trusses
- Roof sagging
- Attic framing damage
- Improper bracing
Beams & Posts
- Cracked structural beams
- Porch post deterioration
- Garage headers
- Water-damaged framing
- Termite-damaged wood
Framing & Support
- Load-bearing wall alterations
- Sagging floor framing
- Floor joist repairs
- Deck reinforcement
- Crawl-space structural repairs
Our Structural Repair Process
Review the Structural Concern
We discuss the visible problem, inspection findings, history of the damage and any existing documentation.
Evaluate the Affected Area
The damaged framing, connections and surrounding structure are reviewed to better understand the condition.
Define the Repair Path
The next step is determined based on the affected component, severity of damage and documentation required.
Engineering When Required
If the repair requires engineering, the applicable structural plan or repair detail is obtained before construction.
Complete the Structural Repair
Damaged material is repaired, reinforced or replaced according to the defined scope and approved repair details when applicable.
Inspections & Documentation
Applicable inspection and closeout steps are completed and relevant project documentation can be retained for the property owner.
Owner-Led Structural Repair Projects
Sticks ’n Steel Construction is a family-owned Arizona company led by founder Travis Malboeuf.
Structural repairs can involve framing, temporary support, demolition, engineering, materials, subcontractors, inspections and the details required to restore the affected component correctly.
Travis personally oversees Sticks ’n Steel projects, helping keep the repair scope, construction and documentation coordinated from evaluation through completion.
Learn more about Travis and the company on the About Sticks ’n Steel Construction page.
Learn More About Structural Repair
Structural Repair Services Across the West Valley
Sticks ’n Steel Construction provides structural repair and rehabilitation services in Phoenix and surrounding West Valley communities.
- Phoenix
- Peoria
- Surprise
- Buckeye
- Waddell
- Litchfield Park
Structural Repair FAQs
Can a damaged roof truss be repaired?
Often, yes. The correct repair depends on the location and extent of damage, framing configuration and whether an engineered repair is required. Some trusses can be reinforced or repaired without complete replacement.
Do I need a structural engineer for a truss repair?
Not every structural repair follows the same process. Engineering may be required when the condition involves altered trusses, significant structural damage, unusual framing or documentation needed for permitting or inspections.
Can termite-damaged structural wood be repaired?
Yes, depending on the extent of damage. Active termite activity should first be appropriately treated, after which damaged framing can be evaluated for reinforcement or replacement.
Can you repair structural issues found during a home inspection?
Yes. Sticks ’n Steel works with homeowners, buyers, sellers and real estate professionals on structural issues identified during home inspections, including damaged trusses, attic framing, beams and posts.
What causes roof truss damage?
Truss damage can result from remodeling, HVAC installation, plumbing or electrical modifications, termites, moisture, deterioration or previous construction mistakes.
Can sagging roof framing be repaired?
Potentially. The cause of the sagging needs to be identified first. The repair may involve trusses, rafters, connections, beams, supports or other structural components depending on the condition.
How much does structural repair cost?
Cost depends on the damaged component, extent of deterioration, accessibility, materials, engineering, temporary support, permitting and related repairs. A site-specific repair scope is needed for a meaningful estimate.
How long does structural repair take?
Timing depends on the repair scope, access, engineering, permitting, inspections, materials and any related termite or moisture work. A project-specific schedule is more useful than a generic repair timeline.
Concerned About a Truss, Beam, Post or Other Structural Component?
Tell us what you are seeing or send us the relevant home-inspection information. Sticks ’n Steel Construction can help evaluate the structural concern and determine the appropriate next step.
