Deck surface mid-renovation: weathered gray boards being replaced with fresh new decking

Deck Repair & Refinishing in Charlotte, NC

Soft boards, wobbly railings, rusted hardware, gray flaking finish — a worn deck is a safety problem, not just an eyesore. We repair, reboard, and refinish decks so they're solid again.

What we do

We start with a free inspection: framing, footings, ledger connection, railings, and stairs. You get an honest verdict — what needs repair now, what can wait, and when a rebuild makes more financial sense than patching.

Common repairs include replacing rotted boards and joists, reinforcing framing, tightening or rebuilding railings, rebuilding stairs, and re-flashing ledgers to stop water damage at the house connection.

If the frame is sound but the surface is tired, re-decking is a cost-effective middle path: we keep the structure and replace the walking surface and railings with new wood or composite — a like-new deck for a fraction of a full rebuild.

Serving Charlotte and the surrounding Charlotte-area communities — see our full service area.

What's included

  • Free deck safety inspection & written assessment
  • Board, joist, and framing replacement
  • Railing and stair repair or rebuild
  • Ledger re-flashing and hardware replacement
  • Re-decking: new surface over a sound frame
  • Honest advice when replacement beats repair

Recent work

Composite boards installed over waterproofed frame
Deck stairs rebuilt with new stringers
Finished re-decked surface in dark composite

Common questions

How do I know if my deck is unsafe?

Warning signs include boards that flex or feel spongy, railings that move when you lean on them, visible rot at posts or the ledger board, and rusted or missing hardware. If you see any of these, book an inspection — it's free and takes about 30 minutes.

Is it worth repairing an old deck, or should I replace it?

If the framing and footings are sound, repair or re-decking is usually the smart money. If rot has reached the structure, replacement is safer and often cheaper than chasing repairs year after year. We'll tell you straight which side of the line your deck is on.

Can you replace just the deck boards and keep the frame?

Yes — that's called re-decking. We inspect the frame first; if it passes, we replace the surface, stairs, and railings with new material. It typically costs 40-60% of a full rebuild.

Free estimate

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Tell us what you're thinking and we'll come out for a free, no-pressure walkthrough — measurements, material options, and a written price.

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