What we open when plaster sags on Hedge
Residential remodelers: dry-out, rebuild, finish. Eric still writes the first moisture note himself.
Open-wall dry-out
Stained plaster comes off. Air movers stay. We do not hang new board while the joist still reads wet.
Structural rebuild
Studs, joists, and the hang that stays plumb. Plymouth houses that took water get wood, not a coat.
Finish after dry-out
Trim and plaster once Hedge Road signs the bay. The room is for living, not for a same-day close.
Kitchen and bath remodel
Wet rooms we rebuild after the leak, not a catalog kitchen dropped on a damp subfloor.
Sound the bay, dry the wood, hang the rooms
Three ticks. Skip one and the brown ring returns with the next storm.
Sound
Eric walks the ceiling, knocks the joists, and marks what is still soft. The sit starts on Hedge Road, not on a clipboard in a van.
Dry
The bay stays open. Air runs until the numbers settle. We write those numbers before anyone talks color.
Hang
New board, trim, and a room you can live in. Finish is last because wet wood does not keep a Plymouth winter.
Leave the number. Eric rings Hedge Road back.
Pick the sit on the stud rail. The shop calls from 12 Hedge Rd.
Hang a ticket