Mon to Sun, 6AM to 6PM(310) 806-5959
Class B General Carpentry

General Construction & Carpentry

Structural framing, rafter tail repair, and wood rot restoration across LA County
Structural Carpentry

Integrating Roofing and Carpentry for Lasting Protection

When a roof leaks, the damage rarely stops at the surface. Water travels downward, soaking sheathing, rotting rafter tails, and weakening structural eaves.

Many specialized roofing contractors are only licensed to replace the outer roof covering (C-39 license). If they encounter rotted structural framing, they must halt the project and wait for you to hire a third-party carpenter. This delays your job and leaves your home exposed to the elements.

Because Orian Construction & Roofing, Inc. holds both Class B General Building Contractor and C-39 Roofing Specialty licenses, our in-house carpentry crews resolve structural wood rot, sagging eaves, and framing damage on the spot. We keep your project moving forward without delay.

Our Carpentry Scope

  • Rafter Tails: Rebuilding and sistering water-damaged ends.
  • Plywood Sheathing: Replacing warped or dry-rotted decking panels.
  • Structural Eaves: Framing out and leveling sagged rooflines.
  • Fascia & Soffit: Swapping split or rotted wood around gutters.

Crew & Credentials

  • In-House Crew: Led by Oscar (Structural Carpentry Specialist)
  • Protection: Full Workers' Compensation & General Liability
  • Estimates: Free diagnostics and photo walkthroughs
Why It Matters

The Advantage of a Dual-Licensed Contractor

Protecting your property value requires fixing the root cause of water damage, not just covering it up.

1. Tracing the Root Cause

Before we quote a repair, we crawl into the attic space to inspect the framing, trace moisture trails, and make sure we address the structural wood, not just the shingle surface.

2. Seamless Framing Integration

When resetting slipped clay tiles or patching flat roof seams, our carpenters can cut and level rafter tails or replace rotted bargeboards on the spot, ensuring a flat, solid foundation.

3. Structural Warranty Protection

By doing the framing and the roofing under one unified warranty, you avoid finger-pointing between different subcontractors if an issue ever arises. We hold ourselves fully accountable.

Carpentry FAQ

Common structural carpentry questions answered

Rafter tails are the ends of the roof joists that extend past the walls to form the eave overhang. They rot when gutters overflow, or if the roof edge flashing fails and lets water seep behind the fascia board directly into the end-grain of the joist.
Usually no. If the interior portion of the rafter inside the attic is sound, we can cut away the rotted tail and sister a new structural block alongside it (extending back into the attic framing for load support) without replacing the entire rafter.
A C-39 license is a specialty roofing license which limits a contractor to roof coverings. A Class B General Building license allows us to handle structural wood framing, rafter carpentry, walls, and load-bearing elements. Holding both lets us perform full structural repairs without subbing them out.
Our quotes specify how we handle damaged wood. When we tear off the old roof, we inspect the sheathing. If we find delaminated or rotted plywood panels, we replace them at a set price per sheet, keeping the project transparent.
Yes. Damp, rotted wood is a prime target for subterranean termites, carpenter ants, and wood-boring beetles. Rotted holes in soffits also provide entry points for rodents and birds to build nests in your attic. Replacing rotted wood seals the attic.
Request a Carpentry Quote

Get a free framing estimate

If you suspect rotted rafters, sagging eaves, or water damage on your roof deck, we will come out, diagnose the issue, and provide a clear written estimate.

Call us direct(310) 806-5959

Free project estimate

We reply during business hours, Mon to Sun (6 AM – 6 PM).
No obligation. Serving Los Angeles County.
Call Free estimate