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Deck Repair in Clarksville, TN

Deck Repair

Most decks around here don't need replacing. They need the bad boards out, the rail made solid, and the steps rebuilt.

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New gray composite deck boards laid tight across an open deck, running up to a brick house wall on one side with a painted wood railing around the outside edge and a yard beyond it.

New composite deck boards on an open deck

Tennessee weather is hard on a deck. Boards go soft at the ends first, fasteners back out, the rail starts to move when you lean on it, and the steps rot from the bottom of the stringer up. All of it is fixable long before the frame is gone.

We pull and replace the boards that are shot, re-fasten what's sound, rebuild railings so they actually hold when someone leans, and cut new stringers and treads when the steps are the problem. Pressure treated or composite, whichever you have.

If the framing underneath really is done, we tell you that instead of selling you a repair that buys you one more season.

Scope, plainly: Repair, rebuild and replacement of existing deck components. Building a new deck at or above the Tennessee $25,000 state Contractor License threshold is outside our scope.

What this covers

  • Rotted and soft deck board replacement
  • Loose and wobbly railing repair and rebuild
  • New stair stringers, treads and risers
  • Joist and ledger inspection and repair
  • Re-fastening and screw replacement across the deck
  • Composite board repair and replacement
  • Sanding, cleaning and sealing
  • Gate and step handrail installation

Our work

Deck Repair we have done

Real jobs, photographed on site. Nothing here is stock.

  • New gray composite deck boards laid tight across an open deck, running up to a brick house wall on one side with a painted wood railing around the outside edge and a yard beyond it.
    New composite deck boards on an open deck
  • New pressure treated deck steps and railing built at a side entry door, treads cut square and the handrail fastened solid.
    New pressure treated steps and railing at a side entry
  • Basement stairs part way through a tread replacement, with new bare wood treads fitted onto the existing gray painted stringers and the lower treads not yet in. A blue pressure tank and the basement wall stand behind.
    New treads going onto the existing basement stringers
  • Wood deck looking across freshly cleaned and sealed boards in a warm honey tone, still wet-looking, with a matching rail and a privacy-fenced back yard beyond it.
    Deck boards cleaned and sealed
  • The same deck seen from the yard, raised on posts against dark blue siding, with the rail, skirt board and posts all carrying the same fresh honey-toned sealer.
    The same deck from the yard, rail and posts sealed
  • Covered back porch with a gray painted deck, a run of steps down to the lawn, and a white rail with black metal balusters running along the porch and down both sides of the steps.
    Porch steps and rail, painted and balustered
  • Newly built raised deck in bare green pressure treated lumber, boards run straight and tight with a full picket rail around two sides, looking out over neighbouring roofs.
    New pressure treated deck and rail
  • New wood handrail and balustrade stained dark red, built down both sides of a set of concrete front steps at a brick house and matching the rail on the porch landing above.
    New stained handrail on concrete front steps
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Questions

Deck Repair FAQ

How do I know if a board needs replacing or just cleaning?
Try pushing a screwdriver into it near the end where it sits on a joist. If it sinks in easily, the board is done. Gray and weathered on top with solid wood underneath usually just needs cleaning and sealing.
My railing wobbles. Is that a big job?
Usually not. Most wobbly rails come down to post connections that have loosened or the wrong fastener at the post base. That's a same-visit repair on most decks.
Can you match my existing deck boards?
On pressure treated, yes, though new boards look lighter until they weather in. On composite we match the brand and color when it's still made, and we tell you up front if it has been discontinued.

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  • Family owned in Clarksville
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