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You’ll have peace of mind knowing your family can safely enjoy the deck again. No more avoiding certain spots or worrying about guests stepping through weak boards.
Your deck becomes an asset again instead of a liability. The repairs we make are built to handle Long Island’s weather – from heavy snow loads to summer storms – so you’re not dealing with the same problems next year.
You save money by catching issues early. What starts as a few loose boards can turn into major structural damage if left alone, and that gets expensive fast.
We’ve been fixing decks across Long Island for years. We understand how our winters and summers beat up outdoor structures, and we know exactly what it takes to make repairs that last.
We’re not here to sell you work you don’t need. Our approach is simple: inspect everything, tell you exactly what’s wrong, and fix only what needs fixing. No surprises, no upselling, just honest work.
Local homeowners in Dix Hills trust us because we show up when we say we will and do what we promise. Your neighbors have been our customers, and they’ll tell you the same thing.
First, we inspect every part of your deck – boards, railings, posts, joists, and foundation. We’re looking for obvious problems and the hidden issues that cause bigger headaches later.
Then we explain exactly what we found and what needs to be done. You’ll understand why certain repairs are necessary and what happens if you wait. No technical jargon, just straight talk about your deck’s condition.
We handle the repairs using materials built for Long Island weather. Whether it’s replacing rotted boards, reinforcing weak posts, or fixing loose railings, the work is done right so you don’t have to think about it again.
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We handle wood deck board replacement when boards are warped, cracked, or rotting. Composite deck repair for damaged synthetic materials. Deck railing repair for loose or broken handrails and balusters.
Structural deck repair addresses the serious stuff – weak posts, damaged joists, and foundation issues that compromise your deck’s safety. Deck stair repair fixes wobbly or damaged steps that create trip hazards.
In Dix Hills, we see a lot of damage from ice and snow buildup, plus the usual wear from summer use. Our repairs account for these local conditions, so your deck handles whatever Long Island weather throws at it.
Most deck problems can be repaired if caught early. We look for structural integrity first – if the posts and joists are solid, we can usually fix everything else.
Red flags for replacement include multiple rotted support posts, widespread joist damage, or a deck that feels bouncy when you walk on it. Surface issues like loose boards, damaged railings, or worn decking can almost always be repaired.
During our inspection, we’ll be honest about what makes sense financially. Sometimes a few strategic repairs buy you several more years, and sometimes you’re throwing good money after bad.
Long Island weather is tough on decks. Winter snow loads stress the structure, and freeze-thaw cycles split boards and loosen fasteners. Ice dams can cause water to pool and seep into wood.
Summer brings its own challenges – UV rays fade and crack wood, while humidity promotes rot and mold growth. Heavy storms can damage railings and loosen boards.
Poor drainage around the deck makes everything worse. When water sits against posts and joists, rot spreads fast. We always check drainage as part of our repairs.
Quality repairs using the right materials should last 10-15 years or more. The key is using fasteners and lumber rated for outdoor exposure and making sure water drains away properly.
Cheap repairs fail quickly. We use galvanized or stainless steel hardware, pressure-treated lumber where needed, and proper flashing details. It costs a bit more upfront but saves money long-term.
Regular maintenance extends repair life significantly. Simple things like clearing debris, checking for loose boards, and applying stain when needed can double your deck’s lifespan.
Usually, yes. For wood decks, we can match species and stain color pretty closely. Pressure-treated lumber is standard, but we can work with cedar, mahogany, or other materials if that’s what you have.
Composite decking is trickier because manufacturers change colors and textures over time. We keep samples of common brands and can usually find close matches for repairs.
Sometimes we recommend upgrading part of the deck to newer materials for better durability, especially if the existing material has known problems.
We check every structural component – posts, beams, joists, and ledger boards. We look for rot, insect damage, loose connections, and proper attachment to the house.
Surface inspection covers decking boards, railings, stairs, and hardware. We test for loose boards, check railing stability, and look for trip hazards or safety issues.
You get a written report explaining what we found, what needs immediate attention, and what can wait. We include photos of problem areas so you can see exactly what we’re talking about.
Yes, we handle urgent safety issues quickly. If part of your deck collapsed, railings are loose, or there’s an immediate danger, we’ll get out there fast to make it safe.
Emergency repairs focus on safety first – we’ll secure dangerous areas and make temporary fixes if needed. Then we schedule proper permanent repairs once you’ve had time to review options.
Storm damage is common in our area. We keep materials in stock for quick repairs to railings, boards, and other components that typically get damaged by high winds or falling branches.
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