Deck Resurfacing & Reboarding

What this involves.

Deck resurfacing and reboarding makes sense when the frame underneath is still strong but the decking and railings have seen better days. We start by inspecting the joists, ledger, and connections to confirm the structure is sound and safe to build on, then remove the old boards and install new composite or wood decking with clean, even gaps. We replace worn railings and stairs as needed and finish the edges so the deck looks new. It is a cost-effective way to get a fresh surface and updated look without the expense of tearing down and rebuilding the whole structure.

• Inspecting joists, ledger, and connections to confirm the frame is sound
• Removing and hauling away the old decking and worn railings
• Reinforcing or replacing any framing members that need attention
• Installing new composite or wood decking with even, consistent spacing
• Replacing railings, stairs, and fascia as needed for a finished look
• Fastening everything solid so the new surface stays flat and quiet
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough to confirm a clean, solid result