Woodpecker Damage/Hole Repair and Siding Repair Services

We focus on woodpecker damage repair for homeowners dealing with holes in siding, trim, and exterior wood. Our work seals woodpecker holes, restores affected areas, and helps prevent moisture intrusion and repeat damage. Get a fast quote and schedule service with a trusted local professional.

What Kind of Damage Do Woodpeckers Cause to a House?

Woodpeckers commonly damage homes by boring holes into siding, trim, fascia, and corner boards, which can expose exterior surfaces to moisture and pests. Even minor holes can weaken exterior wood and cause paint or material breakdown when water repeatedly enters.

Why Are Woodpeckers Pecking My House?

Woodpeckers typically peck houses to look for insects, form a nesting cavity, or drum against the surface to mark territory. Homes with exterior wood, shaded conditions, or existing damage are more likely to experience repeat activity if the cause isn’t addressed.

What Do Woodpecker Holes Look Like in Siding or Trim?

Woodpecker holes usually show up as round openings, tight clusters of small holes, or deeper cavities created by repeated pecking. The size and grouping often reveal whether the bird was briefly probing or engaging in ongoing nesting or feeding.

What Happens If Woodpecker Damage Is Left Unrepaired?

When woodpecker damage is left unrepaired, moisture can pass through the holes and slowly deteriorate nearby materials. Over time, this can lead to rot, peeling paint, and broader exterior damage that requires more extensive repairs.

Does Woodpecker Activity on a House Mean Termites?

Woodpecker activity doesn’t always indicate termites, but it can point to insects living in or near the wood. Since birds may be targeting ants or larvae, evaluating the wood before sealing holes helps avoid trapping a hidden issue.

Is Woodpecker Damage Covered by Homeowners Insurance?

Whether woodpecker damage is covered depends on how a homeowners insurance policy handles animal-related exterior damage. Some policies may cover sudden events, while others treat gradual damage as maintenance.

How Do You Keep Woodpeckers Off Your House After Repairs?

Preventing woodpeckers from returning after repairs usually means removing what attracted them and limiting future access. Treating insect problems, reinforcing repaired sections, and protecting exposed exterior wood can reduce repeat damage.

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