BEFORE & AFTER GALLERY
Real Repairs.
Real Results.
Explore before and after wood repair comparison views of beams, pergolas, fascia, doors, windows and other exterior wood. Learn about material roles and preparation in How WRP Works.
Before and After Wood Repair Projects
These comparisons show visible condition and finished appearance, not approval of a similar repair. Address the moisture source and establish repair suitability first. Photographs do not establish concealed condition or load-bearing suitability; uncertain beams, columns, framing, supports or connections need qualified evaluation. For the process and material roles, see How WRP Works.
Exterior Wood Before & After Examples
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Wood Post Base Repair
An exposed, deteriorated post base is compared with a coated post-base view.
Beam End Repair
A deteriorated beam end is shown beside a view with a coated exterior profile.
Pergola Beam Repair
The pergola views compare exposed wood deterioration with a finished beam appearance.
Fascia Corner Repair
An open, deteriorated roofline corner is shown beside the finished corner trim.
Fascia Board Repair
The fascia views show deterioration at the roof edge and the later coated trim appearance.
Balcony Support Beam Repair
Paired views show deterioration below a balcony and the coated support-beam appearance.
Pergola Beam Repair
Deterioration along the pergola beam is compared with a coated beam surface.
Pergola Beam End Repair
Close-up views compare deteriorated wood at the beam end with a finished exterior surface.
Multiple Pergola Beam Ends
A wider pergola view shows deteriorated beam ends beside a finished pergola view.
Exterior Door Repair
Paired door views show differences in the lower wood surface and finish.
Deck Support Beam Repair
Views beneath the deck compare a deteriorated beam area with a coated surface.
Deck Beam Bottom Repair
The underside of the beam is shown with exposed deterioration and a finished surface.
Balcony Beam Repair
Paired balcony-beam views show an open, deteriorated end and a coated profile.
Balcony Stair Beam Repair
Views beside the stairs compare exposed wood deterioration with a coated beam area.
Decorative Wood Beam Repair
A decorative beam end is shown with visible deterioration and a finished exterior profile.
Exterior Beam Repair
The exterior beam views compare deteriorated wood with a finished beam surface.
Fascia Beam Repair
Paired views show an exposed, deteriorated beam end and its coated exterior appearance.
Exterior Beam End Repair
The beam-end comparison shows extensive visible deterioration beside a finished profile.
Decorative Beam End Repair
The decorative beam views compare exposed deterioration with a coated end profile.
Rotted Beam Repair
Views near scaffolding show a deteriorated beam area beside a surfaced exterior profile.
Window Sill Repair
The window-sill views compare the exposed wood surface with the finished sill appearance.
Decorative Beam Repair
A projecting decorative beam is shown with deterioration and a finished surface.
Pergola Beam Repair
Paired pergola views show differences between the deteriorated and finished beam surfaces.
Wood Rafter Tail Repair
The roofline-end views compare exposed wood deterioration with the finished profile.
Exterior Wood Beam Repair
Views below the roof compare a deteriorated beam surface with a coated appearance.
Severe Wood Rot Beam End Repair
The beam-and-column junction is shown with an open deteriorated area and a finished exterior view.
Exterior Wood Beam Rot Repair
Paired exterior views compare visible beam deterioration with the finished surface and profile.
Planning a Localized Wood Repair?
Once repair suitability is established, compare applicable materials in the WRP Wood Repair System: Consolidant for preparation where applicable, Epoxy Dough for localized rebuilding, and optional Topping for minor surface refinement. Review current instructions for finishing requirements and browse WRP wood repair products.