I love about this business is it's just so niche and it's not trying to do everything.
So someone, uh, which is probably most people out here listening, uh, who's never heard of preserving, uh, please tell them, you know, what you actually do for a homeowner, you know, what in a, you know, just in one or two sentences, what's that 32nd The
It's being attacked by the environment and it's going to rot or decay or it's going to become a food source for pests, right? So it's either going to rot because of the fungus that exists in the air and there's nothing you can do about it.
Or it's a food source for termites, carpenter bees, carpenter ants, or the animals that want the bugs inside of it, like woodpeckers and others.
So it's under a constant state of decay, and we fix it so you don't have to replace it.
I mean, the window and door replacement industry is like $9 billion annually annually.
But we can use, and we do, we use a proprietary epoxy resin system that can repair the wood rather than replace it.
I love about this business is it's just so niche and it's not trying to do everything.
So someone, uh, which is probably most people out here listening, uh, who's never heard of preserving, uh, please tell them, you know, what you actually do for a homeowner, you know, what in a, you know, just in one or two sentences, what's that 32nd The
It's being attacked by the environment and it's going to rot or decay or it's going to become a food source for pests, right? So it's either going to rot because of the fungus that exists in the air and there's nothing you can do about it.
Or it's a food source for termites, carpenter bees, carpenter ants, or the animals that want the bugs inside of it, like woodpeckers and others.
So it's under a constant state of decay, and we fix it so you don't have to replace it.
I mean, the window and door replacement industry is like $9 billion annually annually.
But we can use, and we do, we use a proprietary epoxy resin system that can repair the wood rather than replace it.
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