Girder Replacement Project in Milford

As you can see the girder is rotten and sagging

Note the visible crack in the girder

This girder would have gone unnoticed in such a low traffic area of the home if it had not been for a routine service to the dehumidifier

This was a girder replacement project. As you can see the existing girder was rotted and sagging. It was a one-day project to remove approximately 20' of 2" X 8" girder and replace it with a 2" X 10" pressure treated girder. We also filled the existing piers to create a more structurally sound foundation for the new lumber to be supported by.

This was a girder replacement project. As you can see the existing girder was rotted and sagging. It was a one-day project to remove approximately 20' of 2" X 8" girder and replace it with a 2" X 10" pressure treated girder. We also filled the existing piers to create a more structurally sound foundation for the new lumber to be supported by.

This was a girder replacement project. As you can see the existing girder was rotted and sagging. It was a one-day project to remove approximately 20' of 2" X 8" girder and replace it with a 2" X 10" pressure treated girder. We also filled the existing piers to create a more structurally sound foundation for the new lumber to be supported by.

This was a girder replacement project. As you can see the existing girder was rotted and sagging. It was a one-day project to remove approximately 20' of 2" X 8" girder and replace it with a 2" X 10" pressure treated girder. We also filled the existing piers to create a more structurally sound foundation for the new lumber to be supported by.