Refinish or rebuild? We'll tell you straight.
Texas sun is hard on a deck. A gray, tired deck is often a surface problem, not a teardown. The difference is what matters.
When a refinish does it
If the boards are gray but solid underfoot, with some splinters or flaking stain, you're in refinish territory. A clean, a sand, a few board swaps, and a fresh coat brings most decks back to life.
When it's a rebuild
Soft spots underfoot, posts that move, rot at the base, or a wobbly railing mean the problem is underneath. A deck can look fine on top and be unsafe below, and no amount of stain fixes a rotted joist. That's a safety call. I'll call it like I see it.
Quick answers
My deck is gray. Does it need replacing? +
Usually not. Gray is a surface problem. Clean, sand, and refinish it first.
How do I know if it's structural? +
Feel for soft or spongy spots, push on the posts and railings, and look for rot at the base of the posts.
Do you repair decks or only build new ones? +
Both. If a refinish or a repair will do, that's what we'll tell you.
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