TimberGuard method
TimberGuard Quote, Scope, and Work Standards.
We do not start with a generic coating recommendation. We start with the visible problem, look for the cause, then build a repair, prep, finish, or maintenance path around the property.
Visible Condition Review
We start with what the owner is seeing: soft logs, failed stain, chinking gaps, deck wear, dark corners, or water streaks.
Failure Source Check
We look for the cause behind the symptom, including roof runoff, splashback, trapped moisture, failed sealant, exposure, or coating failure.
Finish and Prep Review
Existing product, adhesion, absorption, and surface condition determine whether cleaning, sanding, stripping, blasting, or test patches are appropriate.
Repair Priority Map
Urgent repair areas are separated from cosmetic issues, maintenance items, and broader restoration needs.
Written Scope
Before work begins, the goal is a clear path: what should be repaired, what should be prepped, what can wait, and what product system makes sense.
Maintenance Path
After repair or restoration, TimberGuard recommends a maintenance rhythm so the exterior wood system is easier to protect over time.
What to send
Useful photos beat perfect photos.
Quote and scope output
The goal is a clear next-step recommendation.
- Visible issue notes
- Likely cause or moisture path to check
- Repair, maintenance, prep, or restoration recommendation
- Photos organized by problem area where available
