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Summer’s just getting started—and your deck (and house) are about to become the backdrop for some of the season’s best memories. From backyard barbecues and golden-hour hangouts to barefoot dance parties and early morning coffee, it’s where life unfolds.

It’s more than lumber and bricks. It’s where life happens and happy memories are made. 

At Sherrill Structural Repair, we know how important those spaces are. But before the grill heats up and the guests arrive, it’s worth taking a look beneath the surface. Because while your deck or home may look summer-ready, hidden structural issues—like sagging floors, settling supports, or shifting piers—could be quietly compromising your space. 

Spring is a season of renewal—where sunlight lingers, flowers awaken, and the air feels crisp with possibility. But with its beauty also comes increased moisture, creating the perfect conditions for mold to thrive. Moisture may seem harmless, but when left unchecked, it invites an unwelcome guest—mold. This silent invader weakens your home’s structure, damages wood, and attracts pests. At Sherrill Structural Repair, we’re all about keeping your home strong, safe, and mold-free! That’s why we’re here to help you spot the risks, tackle moisture issues head-on, and keep mold and rot from crashing the party.

When most people think of home repairs, they picture warm, sunny days with clear skies and moderate temperatures. However, winter — often viewed as a challenging time for construction and maintenance — can actually be the best season for making important repairs to your property. Winter offers unique advantages for repairs, including fewer scheduling conflicts, better soil conditions, and the benefits of cooler weather for certain materials, making it the perfect time to tackle those essential fixes. Here’s why winter might be your best bet for fixing up your home or business.