Full Home Remodeling in Van Nuys

Whole-house remodeling in Van Nuys with water kept out while walls are open and led away from the framing once the new work is closed up.

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A house with its walls open has no defense against a hard storm, so a Van Nuys remodel starts with temporary covers, wrapped openings and a path for runoff. Once the new work is closed up, flashing, grading and drainage take over the job and keep water moving away from the framing. Each step is listed in the written scope.

Keeping water out while open

Temporary roof covers go on before demolition reaches the ceilings. Window and door openings that lose their frames are closed with sheathing and house wrap, and the wrap is lapped so water runs down and over each layer. Floors are protected with sheeting taped at the edges. After a rain, we look for damp spots in the framing before the next stage begins, because wet lumber covered with drywall grows problems that take months to show. Sump or pump gear is staged on site whenever a low spot collects runoff.

Sending water away afterward

The finished house sheds water in layers. Roof flashing is renewed at valleys, chimneys and wall joints that are exposed, new window flashing is lapped into the wrap, and gutters empty well past the foundation line through downspouts and extensions. If the soil beside the foundation slopes toward the house, we regrade it or add a drain, and the fix is listed in the scope as its own item. Inland sun and dry wind age caulk and paint, so exposed joints are detailed to last.

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