HOMEOWNER SOLUTIONS
Wood Repair Solutions for Homeowners
Repair rotten wood around your home, including fascia boards, windows, doors, trim, pergolas, decks, and other exterior areas, with the professional-grade WRP Wood Repair System. Preserve your home's original character, avoid costly replacement, and achieve long-lasting repairs you can be proud of. Explore our real before-and-after repair projects to see what homeowners and professionals have restored with WRP.
COMMON HOME REPAIRS
Repair Rotten Wood Around the Areas Homeowners Deal With Most
The WRP Wood Repair System helps homeowners repair rotten wood and restore damaged exterior areas without tearing out entire boards, trim, columns, or architectural details. View our real repair projects to see common exterior wood problems restored instead of replaced.
Fascia Boards
Repair rotted roofline trim and fascia damage caused by moisture, weather exposure, and insects.
Window Trim
Restore soft, cracked, or deteriorated wood around exterior windows without replacing the full trim assembly.
Door Frames
Repair damaged jambs, thresholds, and entryway trim where rot commonly starts near the bottom of the frame.
Decks
Restore damaged deck boards, railings, posts, and exposed wood areas before small repairs become major replacements.
Pergolas
Repair weathered beams, rafter ends, and decorative exterior wood features while preserving the original design.
Porch Columns
Restore column bases, trim details, and load-bearing wood areas where moisture often collects.
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 long-term wood protection with Cobra Rods and final surfacing with WRP Topping Compound.
REAL HOMEOWNER PROJECTS
See Real Homeowner Repairs Completed With WRP
Explore real before-and-after repairs completed with the WRP Wood Repair System. From window sills and decorative beams to structural wood repairs, WRP helps homeowners restore damaged wood while preserving the original character of their home. Browse the complete Before & After Gallery for more restoration examples.
WOOD REPAIR KITS
Choose the Right WRP Kit for Your Next Project
Whether you are repairing a single window sill or tackling several damaged areas around your home, WRP offers repair kits sized for projects of every scale. 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 most popular kit for homeowner projects.
- 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 multiple repairs and major projects.
- Whole-Home Projects
- Multiple Repairs
- Large Restoration
Coverage: 16 sq. ft. at ¼ in. thick
Shop XL Kit →Need more material for a larger restoration or multiple repair areas? Browse all available WRP repair kit sizes , including XXL and XXXL options.
SIMPLE SYSTEM. PROVEN RESULTS.
Repair Rotten Wood in 3 Simple Steps
The WRP Wood Repair System makes it easier to repair rotten wood, weathered surfaces, and damaged areas without replacing the entire board. For technical background on wood properties, moisture, and durability, review the USDA Wood Handbook. Simply prepare, restore, and finish the repair for professional-looking results, then view completed WRP repairs for real-world examples.
1. Prepare
Clean, protect, and stabilize damaged wood so your repair has a strong, long-lasting foundation.
2. Restore
Rebuild missing wood with WRP Epoxy Dough and shape the repair to match the original profile.
3. Finish
Sand, texture, prime, and paint the repair so it blends seamlessly with the surrounding wood.
HOMEOWNER FAQ
Questions Homeowners Ask About WRP
Answers to common questions about repairing rotten wood around your home with the WRP Wood Repair System.
Can I repair rotten wood myself?
Yes. WRP is designed for both DIY homeowners and professionals. With proper preparation, you can repair common wood rot problems around your home without replacing the entire board, trim, or component. Review the complete three-step repair process before starting.
How much rotten wood should I remove first?
Remove all loose, soft, and deteriorated wood until you reach solid material. A clean, sound surface gives the WRP Wood Repair System the best foundation for a long-lasting repair. See Step 1 of the WRP process for preparation guidance.
How long does a WRP repair last?
WRP is designed as a permanent repair solution. When the repair is completed correctly and protected with primer, paint, or an appropriate finish, it creates a durable restoration built for long-term performance. View our Before & After Gallery to see completed repairs.
Is WRP waterproof?
Yes. Once fully cured, WRP is waterproof and designed to withstand exterior conditions. For best results, finish the repair with a suitable primer, paint, or protective coating. Learn more about finishing in Step 3 of the WRP process.
Can I sand and paint the repair?
Yes. Once cured, WRP can be sanded, shaped, textured, primed, and painted so the repair blends with the surrounding wood. See examples of finished repairs in our project gallery.
Which WRP kit should I choose?
Choose your kit based on the size of your repair. The Starter Kit is best for small repairs, the Medium Kit works for most homeowner projects, and the Large or XL Kit is better for multiple repairs or larger restoration projects. Browse all sizes in the WRP Shop, or contact WRP for help choosing.
What areas around my home can WRP repair?
WRP can be used on fascia boards, window trim, door frames, porch columns, decks, pergolas, beams, and other exterior wood areas affected by rot, weathering, or insect damage. Browse real repair examples across many of these applications.
Why repair instead of replace?
Repairing instead of replacing can save money, reduce demolition, preserve original materials, and help maintain the character of your home. WRP lets you restore damaged wood without unnecessary replacement. Learn how the system works or find an authorized WRP dealer.
Where can homeowners buy WRP products?
Homeowners can order directly from the WRP online store or purchase through select authorized WRP dealers. Dealer inventory varies by location, so call ahead if you need a specific product.