GotRot Reports Approximately 150 Residential Exterior Repair Projects Completed in Six Months
Oct 20, 2026
GotRot reports completing approximately 150 residential exterior repair projects across Greater Seattle, the Eastside, and Snohomish County in six months. The Washington contractor specializes in dry rot, siding, and deck repairs, and offers a 24-month workmanship warranty.
Everett, United States, October 20, 2026 -- The licensed and insured Washington contractor reports approximately 150 completed exterior repair projects and highlights its 24-month workmanship warranty.
EVERETT, Wash., Oct. 20, 2026 — GotRot, a Washington-based contractor specializing in dry rot repair and moisture-related building restoration, reported completing approximately 150 residential exterior repair projects during the six-month period ending October 1, 2026. The work reflects the company's ongoing repair operations across Greater Seattle, the Eastside, and Snohomish County.
The reported projects fall within GotRot's principal service areas, including siding repair, deck restoration, and repairs to deteriorated wood framing. These jobs can involve more than replacing visibly damaged materials, particularly when moisture has penetrated exterior finishes and reached underlying structural components.
Founded in 2023, GotRot operates from locations in Everett and Woodinville. The company focuses on identifying the causes of building deterioration and restoring damaged components, with repair scopes determined by property conditions and inspection findings.
"A lot of exterior damage starts with water getting somewhere it shouldn't," said Mark Kovalevich, co-owner of GotRot. "We inspect the affected area, find out where the water is coming from, and determine what has been damaged. The repair needs to address the source of the problem, not just the materials you can see."
According to Kovalevich, warning signs such as deteriorating siding, visible wood rot, and moisture appearing on interior drywall can indicate potential damage within a wall assembly. In some cases, the full extent of deterioration cannot be determined until sections of siding or drywall are opened for inspection. When moisture damage extends beneath exterior finishes, GotRot's repair process can involve removing deteriorated siding and sheathing, repairing affected framing, and reinstalling exterior materials. The company also addresses the source of water intrusion as part of the repair scope.
Wall sheathing repair is a recurring part of GotRot's siding work. Kovalevich estimates that the company handles approximately 5 to 10 projects per month involving sheathing repairs or replacement associated with siding work. These projects may require assessing damage beyond the visible exterior surface before determining the appropriate replacement materials.
Deck repairs represent another part of the company's residential workload. GotRot primarily works on existing decks affected by deterioration, with projects ranging from replacing damaged components to rebuilding structures when existing conditions require more extensive work. For deck replacement projects, the company evaluates the existing structure, including framing, support conditions, and connections to the house. The work may involve replacing deteriorated framing, installing new decking, and addressing flashing details intended to limit water intrusion at the building connection.
GotRot continues to provide exterior repair and moisture-related building restoration services to homeowners throughout its Western Washington service area, with an emphasis on identifying underlying damage and establishing an appropriate repair scope before work proceeds.
About GotRot
GotRot is a Washington contractor specializing in dry rot repair and moisture-related building restoration. Founded in 2023, the company operates from locations in Everett and Woodinville and serves residential and commercial properties across Greater Seattle, the Eastside, and Snohomish County. GotRot provides dry rot inspection and repair, siding and deck repair, wood frame restoration, roof and water leak repair, window and door repair, and crawl space repair. The company is licensed and insured and backs its work with a 24-month warranty.
Contact Info:
Name: Mark Kovalevich, Owner
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Organization: GotRot
Address: 12414 Hwy 99, Suite 209, Everett, WA 98204
Phone: (206) 990-0303
Website: https://www.igotrot.com/
Release ID: 89206755
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