Common Situations Behind Deck Repair Services
Replacing Cracked and Cupped Boards in Texas
Sun-damaged boards crack, splinter and cup; replacing them restores a safe surface.
Rot and Termite Damage in the Framing
Soft joists, beams and posts from rot or termites need replacing to keep the deck safe.
Loose Railings and Wobbly Stairs
Loose guardrails and stairs are the most common deck safety hazards and should be fixed right away.
Ledger Board and Water Damage
A rotted or poorly attached ledger can let the deck pull away from the house and let water into the wall.
Cleaning, Sealing and Restoring
Cleaning and sealing wood decks every year or two prevents graying, cracking and mildew.
Signs It's Time to Call
- Soft or spongy boards
- Loose railings
- Wobbly stairs
- Gray, cracked wood
- Stains on the siding below the deck
What to Have Ready When You Call
- Photograph problem areas
- Check under the deck for soft wood
- Note the deck's age and material
- Keep people off loose railings
When a deck leak reaches the house
A deck ledger without proper flashing can let water into the wall and down into the basement or crawl space. If water has already soaked into finished areas, water damage restoration specialists deal with drying and repairs inside the house.
Deck Repair Services by City
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Deck Repair Services: Common Questions
How do I know if my deck is safe in Texas?
Check railings, stairs, the ledger and posts for movement or soft wood. A deck repair pro can inspect the framing.
Can I just replace the boards?
If the framing is sound, yes. Rotted framing must be repaired first.
How often should a wood deck be sealed?
Every one to two years in Texas sun.
Can old wood decking be replaced with composite?
Often, if the joist spacing meets the composite manufacturer's requirements.