SFW Construction

Heavy wind-driven rain was finding its way into this West Linn home, turning a small concern into an active leak.

We identified the source of the intrusion, repaired the failed exterior components, and restored the area to help protect the home from future water damage.

Water intrusion around these windows caused damage to multiple areas of this Portland home.

We identified the source of the issue and are repairing the affected exterior components while restoring the home’s weather-resistant barrier system to help prevent future moisture-related damage.

Now this home is protected and ready for the next rainy season.

After dealing with a leak for over 30 years, this homeowner faced a sudden escalation that put her home at serious risk.

We identified the root cause, stabilized the situation, and completed targeted exterior repairs to solve the problem properly.

Now the issue is resolved—and the home is protected long-term.

When a window leaks during heavy rain, the issue is often related to failed flashing or how the window is integrated into the exterior wall—not always the window itself.

In this case, we tested and traced the source of the intrusion, then corrected the underlying issue to ensure it wouldn’t keep coming back.

The result is a properly sealed system—not just a temporary fix.

Water was coming through this window during heavy wind-driven rain.

We tested and diagnosed the source of the issue, then completed the necessary repairs to properly resolve it.

Now the home is protected—and the problem is solved correctly.

If you’re noticing leaks during storms, it’s worth having it evaluated.

After being told the entire home needed new siding, this homeowner got a second opinion.

The issue was isolated—and properly repaired without unnecessary full replacement. The project was finished with a full exterior paint job and consistent attention to detail.

Now they have the home they always wanted.

If you’re seeing similar siding issues, it’s worth having it looked at.

Protecting another Happy Valley home from Pacific Northwest weather with a new window installation.