What is included
- New deck design and construction
- Board, railing and stair repair
- Re-decking over a sound frame
- Frame, post and ledger repairs
- Railing and stair upgrades
- Cleaning and finishing after repairs
What holds a deck up
Every deck is a stack of parts. When one fails, the ones above it feel it.
Usually a repair
- A few cracked, cupped or splintered boards
- A loose or wobbly railing section
- Worn stair treads
- Faded, gray or mildewed surfaces
Usually a rebuild
- Soft or rotted posts and joists
- A ledger board pulling away from the house
- A deck that bounces or sways underfoot
- Rusted or failing fasteners throughout
Common questions
Do I need a permit?
Most new decks and many rebuilds need a building permit from your city or county, and HOAs often want to approve plans first. We help you work out what applies before work starts.
Wood or composite?
Pressure-treated wood costs less up front and needs regular sealing. Composite costs more up front and needs less upkeep. We will price both so you can compare.
Can you repair just part of my deck?
Often yes. Replacing boards, railings or stairs is common. We check the structure first so you know what you are building on.
Ready for a free estimate?
Tell us about the job. We will reply during business hours, Monday to Friday.