Soft boards, loose rails, failing stairs. Fixed properly.
Repairs scoped in writing, often against a home inspection report. Photos before and after for your file.
The whole job, written down.
- Inspection of framing, ledger, footings, and rail
- Written repair scope with photos
- Rim, joist, beam, and post replacement
- Stair and rail rebuilds to current height
- Board replacement and refinishing
Where the quality actually lives.
These are the parts you won't see once the job is finished. We photograph them so you can.
- LedgerThe house connection checked first. It's where decks fail
- GuardsRail height and baluster spacing brought up to current standards
- PaperworkRepair list matched line by line to the inspection report
What you'll choose.
What's wrong
Problems · What prompted this
Problems: Soft or rotted boards, Rot at the rim or ledger, Loose or low railing, Failing stairs, Posts or footings…
The deck
Deck material · Deck size · Height
Deck material: Pressure-treated wood, Cedar, Composite, Not sure
Site & timing
City · When to start · Photos · Notes
Deck Repair projects
What people ask before calling.
Something else on your mind? Ask on the phone. We'd rather answer it now than after you've signed.
Repair or replace?
If the frame and footings are sound, repair. If the ledger or framing is failing, a rebuild is often the safer spend. We'll show you the photos.
Can you work from my inspection report?
Yes. Send it with the request and we'll scope against it.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size, the conditions on site, and the selections. We don't publish prices because a number without a site visit is a guess. The visit is free and the proposal is in writing.