If you own a home in Oregon, especially in areas like Eugene, Springfield, Corvallis, or throughout the Willamette Valley, dry rot is one of the most common structural problems you can face. Oregon’s long rainy season, fluctuating temperatures, and persistent moisture create the perfect environment for wood decay to develop quietly behind siding, around windows, and beneath exterior trim. At Windows by TNT, our team has repaired dry rot damage in homes across Western Oregon f

Your cellar might be out of sight, but what's happening down there can quietly undermine the structural integrity of your entire home. Dry rot — and its close cousin, wet rot — are among the most destructive forces a homeowner can face, and the Pacific Northwest's damp climate makes Oregon homes particularly vulnerable. The good news is that both are almost entirely preventable when you understand what causes them and take the right steps early. At TNT Construction, our dry r

If you recently replaced your windows, or you're thinking about it, one of the first questions you probably have is: how long will they actually last? The short answer is 20 to 50 years, depending on the material and how well the windows are installed and maintained. But for Oregon homeowners, that range can shift quickly. Between our wet winters, heavy rainfall across the Willamette Valley, and the wood rot that follows moisture infiltration, windows here face more wear than