FOR PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTORS
Professional Wood Repair Products Built for Contractors
Repair rotted beams, fascia, trim, columns, window sills, and architectural wood without unnecessary replacement. The WRP Wood Repair System helps contractors reduce labor, preserve original construction, and deliver professional, long-lasting repairs. Explore real before-and-after wood repair projects completed using WRP products.
COMMON CONTRACTOR REPAIRS
Repair More Wood Damage Without Full Replacement
The WRP Wood Repair System helps contractors restore rotted, weathered, and insect-damaged wood on residential, commercial, HOA, and property-maintenance projects. Explore our real before-and-after repair projects to see the types of damage that can often be restored instead of replaced.
Structural Beams
Repair damaged beam ends, exposed framing, and exterior wood members without replacing the full beam.
Fascia Boards
Restore rotted fascia, roofline trim, and exposed exterior wood where moisture damage commonly starts.
Columns
Rebuild damaged column bases, decorative profiles, and moisture-prone wood areas while preserving the original design.
Window Sills
Repair rotted window sills and trim without removing the full window assembly.
Exterior Trim
Restore decorative trim, siding details, rafter tails, and architectural woodwork before painting or refinishing.
Pergolas & Rafter Tails
Repair exposed outdoor wood details while maintaining the original profile, shape, and finish.
FEATURED PROJECT
How One Hawaii HOA Avoided $1.4 Million in Wood Replacement Costs
WRP provided on-site consultation, technician training, and professional repair materials, enabling the Puamana HOA maintenance team to restore damaged wood instead of replacing it. See how the WRP Wood Repair System supports large-scale restoration, including reinforcement with Cobra Rods and final surfacing with WRP Topping Compound.
REAL CONTRACTOR PROJECTS
See How Contractors Restore Damaged Wood With WRP
From structural beam ends and decorative architectural details to fascia repairs, contractors use the WRP Wood Repair System to permanently restore damaged wood while preserving the original construction. Browse our complete Before & After Gallery to see additional real-world restoration projects.
Decorative Beam Restoration
Restore decorative beams and architectural details while preserving the original design.
Fascia Beam Repair
Repair deteriorated fascia and exposed beam ends instead of replacing entire assemblies.
Structural Beam End Repair
Rebuild deteriorated structural beam ends while maintaining the existing framing and architectural profile.
PROFESSIONAL REPAIR KITS
Choose the Right WRP Kit for Your Next Project
Whether you're repairing a single window sill or restoring an entire commercial property, WRP offers professional repair kits sized for every job. Each kit includes the core products needed to permanently restore damaged wood while reducing demolition, labor, and replacement costs. Learn more about the WRP repair process or compare the available kits below.
Starter Kit
Perfect for small punch-list repairs.
- Window Trim
- Door Frames
- Small Repairs
Coverage: 3/4 sq. ft. at ¼ in. thick
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Medium Kit
The contractor's everyday repair kit.
- Fascia Boards
- Porches
- Columns
Coverage: 4 sq. ft. at ¼ in. thick
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Large Kit
Built for larger repairs.
- Decks
- Structural Beams
- Large Repairs
Coverage: 8 sq. ft. at ¼ in. thick
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XL Kit
For contractors and major repairs.
- Commercial Projects
- Multiple Repairs
- Large Restoration
Coverage: 16 sq. ft. at ¼ in. thick
Shop XL Kit →Need more material for a larger commercial or multi-unit project? Browse all available WRP repair kit sizes , including XXL and XXXL options.
PROFESSIONAL REPAIR PROCESS
Complete Professional Repairs in Three Steps
The WRP Wood Repair System gives contractors a proven process for repairing damaged wood, reducing replacement costs, and delivering long-lasting professional results. You can also browse our Before & After Gallery to see completed repairs on real contractor projects.
1. Prepare
Clean, protect, reinforce, and stabilize deteriorated wood to create a solid foundation for the repair.
2. Restore
Strengthen deteriorated wood, rebuild missing sections with WRP Epoxy Dough, and restore the original profile.
3. Finish
Sand, texture, prime, and paint the repair so it blends seamlessly with the surrounding wood.
CONTRACTOR FAQ
Questions Contractors Ask About WRP
Answers to common questions about using the WRP Wood Repair System on professional repair and restoration projects.
Can WRP repair structural wood?
Yes. WRP can be used to repair structural wood when the remaining wood is sound. After removing all deteriorated material and properly preparing the repair area, WRP helps restore strength and rebuild missing sections while preserving the original wood whenever possible. Learn more about the complete WRP repair process.
How much damaged wood should I remove before applying WRP?
Remove all loose, soft, or deteriorated wood until you reach solid, sound material. Proper preparation creates the best foundation for a long-lasting repair. See Step 1 of the WRP process for preparation guidelines.
Can WRP be sanded, routed, drilled, or carved after curing?
Yes. Once fully cured, WRP repairs can be sanded, drilled, routed, carved, shaped, textured, primed, stained, and painted using standard woodworking tools and techniques. View examples in our Before & After Gallery.
How long does WRP take to cure?
Cure time depends on temperature, humidity, and the size of the repair. On warm days, WRP can begin curing within a few hours. For best results, shape or shave the repair while it is still workable, then allow it to cure overnight before final sanding and finishing. Learn more on the How WRP Works page.
Can WRP be used on commercial and HOA projects?
Yes. WRP has been used on residential homes, commercial buildings, homeowner associations, apartment communities, hotels, and large-scale restoration projects. Read our Puamana Homeowners Association case study to see how WRP helped restore a 97-unit community.
Which repair kit should I stock for everyday contractor work?
The Medium Kit is the most popular choice for everyday contractor repairs. For larger repairs or multiple projects, many contractors choose the Large or XL Kit to maximize coverage and reduce downtime. Browse all available options in the WRP Shop.
Does WRP provide technical support for contractors?
Yes. WRP provides technical support to help contractors choose the right products, answer application questions, and recommend repair techniques for specific projects. Contact WRP for product recommendations or technical assistance.
Where can contractors buy WRP products?
Contractors can order directly from the WRP online store or purchase through select authorized WRP dealers. Dealer inventory varies by location, so we recommend calling ahead if you're looking for a specific product.
Why repair instead of replace?
Repairing instead of replacing saves labor, reduces demolition, preserves original architectural details, and often lowers overall project costs. WRP allows contractors to restore damaged wood while maintaining the original appearance whenever possible. See more real-world examples in our Before & After Gallery.