A good resurfacing project begins with the structure. We evaluate the existing deck, identify what can stay, and build the upgrade around what is actually there.
We combine detailed planning, code-conscious construction and clear communication so homeowners know what is being built and what to expect as the project moves forward.
We review existing conditions and build the scope around the home, not a generic package.
We help narrow material, finish and performance choices so the project fits the home and budget.
Scope, selections and pricing are defined before construction whenever possible.
Scheduling and progress communication stay part of the job from start through completion.
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See the original condition and the completed replacement deck, stairs and railing.
The existing framing, posts, beams, joists, connections and overall condition need to be evaluated before deciding what can remain.
Often, yes, provided the existing structure and joist spacing are appropriate for the selected decking system and project conditions.
Repairs can be included when the existing deck is a good candidate. If the structure is too compromised, we will recommend a more appropriate scope.
Yes. Resurfacing is often paired with new railings, fascia, stairs and other finish upgrades.