Safety, Strength, and Clean Finishes—Restored

Deck Repair & Structural Reinforcement

We Inspect, Repair, and Reinforce Weak Spots

Make Your Old Deck Safe Again

We fix loose boards, rotting frames, failing stairs, and unsafe rails. Our team inspects every piece of your structure, then recommends what’s worth keeping and what needs replacement. We restore decks to full code compliance—and make them look great again.

Not Every Deck Needs a Total Rebuild

We Repair What Works and Replace What Doesn’t

Deck problems don’t always require demolition. We check post depth, joist condition, ledger integrity, and stair safety. If your base is solid, we’ll reinforce and reframe instead of starting over. You get a safe, long-lasting deck at a fraction of the cost.

Frame inspections and rot checks

Railing, stair, and post replacement

Joist and beam reinforcement available

Deck repair in progress with new joists installed alongside original frame

We Start With a Real Inspection

Get a Clear Report on Deck Condition

You shouldn’t have to guess what’s wrong with your deck. We inspect posts, joists, beams, fasteners, stairs, and railings—then give you a written repair plan. We’ll tell you what’s safe, what’s borderline, and what needs to go. That way, you can make informed choices.

Deck reinforcement showing new support posts and added bracing under an existing platform

Restore Safety Without Rebuilding from Scratch

Reinforcement Options That Save Time and Cost

We reinforce aging decks with new joists, beams, braces, and posts—leaving the good structure in place while correcting weak points. It’s ideal for decks that have shifted, warped, or started to rot but don’t need full replacement. Safe, fast, and budget-conscious.

Better Boards, Safer Stairs, Stronger Rails

Upgrade Without Starting Over

We replace worn decking with new boards—composite or wood—while keeping your frame if it’s up to code. We also swap out unstable stairs, rebuild handrails, and secure ledgers to bring everything back into safe condition. It’s a fresh start for your existing setup.

Repaired deck with new stairs and cedar decking installed over existing frame

Why Repair Instead of Rebuild?

Faster Turnaround: Repairs take days, not weeks—so you can enjoy your deck sooner.

Lower Cost: Reinforcing your frame saves money versus total replacement.

Preserve What Works: We keep the safe structure and replace only what’s necessary.

Code-Ready Results: Your repaired deck meets today’s safety and building standards.

Fresh Look Without Starting Over: New stairs, rails, and boards give your deck a total refresh.

Don't worry, we can help!

Spot the Signs Your Deck Needs Help

Rotten boards, soft stairs, wobbly rails, or sinking posts are all signs your deck needs attention. Whether it’s moisture, age, or old construction, we’ll assess the cause and create a plan to fix it safely—so you can enjoy your space without worrying.

Wobbly or leaning railings

Water-damaged decking or beams

Loose, shifting, or cracked stair treads

We Fix the Damage That Rain, Heat, and Snow Cause

Missouri’s Weather Wears Decks Down

Rain causes rot. Heat warps boards. Freeze-thaw cycles shift posts and stairs. Over time, even well-built decks can fail. We repair weather damage with pressure-treated materials, smart drainage, and framing that resists movement—so your deck can keep up.

Safety, Cost, and What Can Be Saved

Common Deck Repair Questions

If your deck feels unsafe or looks worn out, don’t guess—get answers. Here are the most frequent questions we get about repair vs. rebuild, material lifespan, and what it really takes to restore a deck the right way.