Rest Assured with Assured Exteriors

Deck Restoration

  • Extend Home Living Space
  • Increase Energy Efficiency
  • Backyard Relaxation
  • Increase Home Value

Rest Assured with Assured Exteriors

Deck Restoration

Restore & Repair Your Deck With the Experts

An expert home exterior remodeling contractor installing a new deck.
A photo of a newly remodeled wooden deck.

Free Estimate for Deck Repair and Restoration

Rest Assured with Assured Exteriors

When you hire our company to repair your deck, we will:

  • Check for loosened nails and other fasteners, and reinstall or replace them with galvanized or stainless steel deck screws that are made to withstand the elements.
  • Reinforce loose deck and stair railings, sand splintered areas, and plane raised board edges smooth. We’ll also replace rotted or cupped deck boards.
  • Check that the deck, especially a high one, has not pulled away from the house. The point of connection, the ledger board, should be securely fastened to the house framing.
  • Clean debris accumulations from between deck boards. Doing so will promote better drainage, stop rot, and reduce mildew.
  • Clean decking with a biodegradable detergent and a pressure washer. We will set the pressure low enough to avoid any splintering of the decking surface.
  • Refinish wood decking with semi-transparent or solid stains, or with deck or porch paint. Note: This doesn’t need to be done every year. Every two or three years is fine.
  • Prune or remove excess vegetation that’s growing around the deck to promote better air circulation and prevent the growth of mold and mildew.
Rest Assured with Assured Exteriors
When you hire our company to repair your deck, we will:
  • Check for loosened nails and other fasteners, and reinstall or replace them with galvanized or stainless steel deck screws that are made to withstand the elements.
  • Reinforce loose deck and stair railings, sand splintered areas, and plane raised board edges smooth. We’ll also replace rotted or cupped deck boards.
  • Check that the deck, especially a high one, has not pulled away from the house. The point of connection, the ledger board, should be securely fastened to the house framing.
  • Clean debris accumulations from between deck boards. Doing so will promote better drainage, stop rot, and reduce mildew.
  • Clean decking with a biodegradable detergent and a pressure washer. We will set the pressure low enough to avoid any splintering of the decking surface.
  • Refinish wood decking with semi-transparent or solid stains, or with deck or porch paint. Note: This doesn’t need to be done every year. Every two or three years is fine.
  • Prune or remove excess vegetation that’s growing around the deck to promote better