Redeck OR Replace

Deciding whether to re-deck or replace your existing deck is a significant decision that homeowners face when looking to revitalize their outdoor living space. This choice hinges on various factors, including the current condition of the deck's structure, budget considerations, and the desired outcome of the renovation. Understanding the advantages and considerations of each option can guide you to make an informed decision that aligns with your long-term satisfaction and investment in your home.

Re-deck Advantages

Cost-Effective: Re-decking is typically less expensive than a full replacement, as it involves updating the deck's surface without altering the underlying structure.

Less Time-Consuming: The process is quicker, minimizing disruption to your daily life and getting you back to enjoying your outdoor space sooner.

Eco-Friendly: By retaining the existing structure, re-decking reduces waste and the demand for new materials, making it a more sustainable choice.

Aesthetic Update: It offers an opportunity to refresh the look of your deck with new materials, colors, and finishes without a complete overhaul.

Improves Safety: Replacing worn-out decking boards can eliminate hazards like splinters and exposed nails, improving the overall safety of the deck.

Increases Home Value: A well-maintained, visually appealing deck enhances curb appeal and can increase the resale value of your home.

Please Be Advised

Please be aware that during the process of re-decking, once the existing decking materials are removed, there is a considerable possibility that underlying structures such as beams, joists, and the ledger may exhibit signs of damage or decay. In cases where damage is discovered, it will be necessary to replace these components to ensure the safety and longevity of your deck. If initial inspections suggest significant rot or structural compromise, it may ultimately be more cost-effective and beneficial to opt for a complete deck replacement. Our commitment is to provide you with a transparent assessment and guide you towards the best solution for your home and safety.

Replacement Advantages

Complete Customization: Replacing your deck allows for total redesign and customization, adapting the size, shape, and style to better meet your current needs.

Addresses Structural Issues: It's the best option if the existing deck has structural problems that affect its stability and safety.

Long-Term Investment: While initially more costly, a full replacement can be a better long-term investment, especially if the old deck was not built to last.

Modern Materials: Replacement provides the opportunity to use the latest materials that offer better durability, less maintenance, and improved resistance to weather and pests.

Compliance with Codes: A new deck ensures that the construction complies with the latest building codes and regulations, which might not have been in place when the original deck was built.

Warranty Benefits: New materials and construction come with warranties, offering peace of mind that you won't get from simply re-decking an old structure.

Recent Redecks & Replacements