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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Can you see these pics? Is it Termites or Wood Rot?
I'm thinking wood rot from moisture as the brick threshold and roof runoff funnel water towards that area.
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Looks like wood rot to me. I don't see any termite droppings in your pics so that makes me think it is even more likely just rot.