Deck Resurfacing: Cost-Effective Alternative to Replacement

Wood decks don’t last forever—boards can warp, crack, splinter, or rot over time. The good news: if your deck frame is still solid, resurfacing can give it new life without rebuilding the entire structure.

Resurfacing typically includes:

• Replacing damaged deck boards (wood or composite)
• Keeping the existing substructure
• Adding waterproofing to help prevent rot



Deck Remodeling: Upgrade the Look and Function

Want a deck that feels more modern—or works better for how you live? We can help you transform your outdoor space with upgrades like:

Modern Railing Options

Get the safety you need without blocking the view. Options include:

• Glass-panel railings
• Flat-top railings for drinks and snacks

Multi-Level Decks

If your yard slopes, a multi-level deck is a great way to add:

• Better layout and flow
• Defined areas for lounging, dining, and entertaining

Composite Decking Upgrades

Composite decking is a smart upgrade during renovation because it:

• Lasts far longer than wood
• Resists rot, weather, and UV damage
• Requires little maintenance
• Delivers a cleaner, more consistent look

Built-In Deck Lighting

Extend your evenings outside with integrated lighting on:

• Post caps
• Railings
• Stairs
  Optional dimming gives you full control of the mood.



Outdoor Kitchens

Bring meal prep outside with deck-installed kitchens featuring:

• Grills, ranges, and fridges
• Ample counter space
• Easy hosting and entertaining