Deck Resurfacing

What This Service Involves

If your deck's framing is still structurally solid but the boards and railings are worn, resurfacing gives you a like-new deck for less. We remove the old decking, thoroughly inspect and reinforce the joists and beams, then install new surface boards and railings of your choice. This is a popular option for homeowners who want the look of composite or fresh cedar without the cost of a full teardown. We only recommend resurfacing after confirming the substructure meets code and shows no significant decay.

Benefits

Costs less than a complete rebuild; Reuses sound framing to reduce waste; Lets you upgrade to composite or new wood surfaces; Faster completion than full replacement; Refreshes appearance and safety in one project

Our Process

1) Inspect framing to confirm it is sound enough to reuse; 2) Remove old boards and reinforce joists as needed; 3) Install your chosen new decking and fascia; 4) Replace railings and complete a safety check

What Affects the Cost

Deck size and board count; Condition of the existing framing; New decking material chosen; Railing replacement scope; Any joist reinforcement required

Best Time of Year

Resurfacing goes quickest in dry summer weather when exposed framing won't be soaked between work days.