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Your deck should be where memories happen, not where you worry about someone getting hurt. When boards are warped, railings are loose, or stairs feel unstable, you need repairs that actually solve the problem.
We fix what’s broken and reinforce what’s weak. You get a deck that’s safe for kids running around, sturdy enough for family barbecues, and built to handle whatever Long Island weather throws at it.
No more avoiding certain spots or warning guests to “be careful over there.” Just a solid, reliable outdoor space you can actually use and enjoy.
We’ve been fixing decks across Long Island for years, and we’ve seen what works and what doesn’t. Salt air, winter freeze-thaw cycles, and summer storms all take their toll on deck materials in ways that require specific repair approaches.
Our team understands the difference between a quick patch and a lasting solution. We’ve built relationships with homeowners who call us back not because something went wrong, but because they trust us to handle their next project right.
When you’re dealing with contractors who actually show up, do quality work, and clean up after themselves, it makes a difference. That’s what we’ve built our reputation on in communities like Northport.
First, we assess what’s actually wrong. Not everything that looks bad needs replacing, and some problems that seem minor can be safety issues. We’ll walk the deck with you and explain what we’re seeing.
Next, we give you a clear breakdown of what needs fixing and what it’ll cost. No surprises, no “additional work discovered” halfway through. You’ll know exactly what you’re getting before we start.
Then we get to work. We protect your property, complete the repairs efficiently, and clean up thoroughly each day. You’ll have a deck that’s safe and solid, completed on schedule and within budget.
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We handle everything from simple board replacements to complete structural repairs. Wood deck board replacement, composite deck repair, railing fixes, stair repairs, and post and joist reinforcement. If it’s part of your deck, we can fix it properly.
Northport’s coastal location means decks face unique challenges. Salt air accelerates corrosion of fasteners and hardware. Winter ice and snow create expansion and contraction that loosens connections. Summer storms can cause immediate damage that needs prompt attention.
Our repair approach accounts for these local conditions. We use appropriate fasteners, sealers, and techniques that work specifically for Long Island’s climate. The result is repairs that last longer and perform better than generic fixes.
Most deck problems can be repaired without full replacement. Loose boards, wobbly railings, and surface wear are typically repair jobs. However, if the structural posts or joists are rotted, sagging significantly, or if more than 60% of the deck boards need replacement, rebuilding might be more cost-effective.
We’ll inspect the framework underneath, check all connections, and test the stability of key structural elements. You’ll get an honest assessment of what actually needs fixing versus what can wait. Sometimes what looks like a major problem is actually a simple repair, and sometimes minor surface issues indicate bigger structural concerns.
We repair both wood and composite decking, though the approaches are different. Composite deck repair often involves replacing damaged boards rather than refinishing them, since composite materials can’t be sanded or restained like wood.
Common composite issues include cracking, fading, staining, and expansion gaps that have closed up. We can replace individual composite boards, fix fastener problems, and address drainage issues that cause composite materials to retain moisture. The key is matching the existing composite material and using proper installation techniques.
For wood decks, we can repair, replace, sand, and refinish boards as needed. Each material has its own best practices for lasting repairs.
Most deck repairs take 1-3 days, depending on the scope of work. Simple board replacement or railing repairs can often be completed in a single day. Structural repairs involving posts, joists, or stairs typically require 2-3 days.
Weather can affect timing, especially for staining or sealing work that needs dry conditions. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront and keep you updated if anything changes. Our goal is to complete quality work efficiently without rushing through important safety steps.
We schedule repairs to minimize disruption to your routine and always clean up thoroughly at the end of each day.
Deck repair fixes specific problems like loose boards, broken railings, or structural issues. Deck maintenance prevents problems through regular cleaning, staining, sealing, and hardware tightening.
If your deck has safety issues, damage, or failing components, that’s repair work. If your deck is structurally sound but needs cleaning, refinishing, or preventive care, that’s maintenance. Many homeowners need both – repairs to fix current problems and a maintenance plan to prevent future ones.
We can handle both repair and maintenance work, and we’ll recommend a realistic maintenance schedule based on your deck’s materials, age, and exposure to weather.
Yes, we warranty our workmanship and stand behind the quality of our repairs. The specific warranty terms depend on the type of repair and materials used, but you’re covered if our work fails due to installation issues.
Material warranties vary by manufacturer – we’ll explain what’s covered by material warranties versus our workmanship warranty. For example, if we replace deck boards, the lumber or composite material has its own manufacturer warranty, while our installation work is covered separately.
We want you confident in the repairs, and we’ll address any issues that arise from our work. Quality repairs done right the first time rarely need warranty work, but it’s there for your peace of mind.
In most cases, yes. For wood decks, we can usually match species, grade, and dimensions. For composite decking, matching depends on the manufacturer and age of the existing material, since colors and styles change over time.
We’ll assess your existing materials before starting work and let you know if perfect matching is possible or if there will be slight variations. Sometimes strategic placement of new materials can minimize any visual differences.
When exact matching isn’t possible, we’ll discuss options like replacing entire sections for consistency, or choosing complementary materials that work well together. The goal is repairs that look intentional, not patched.
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