Deck Replacement & Rebuilds
Transform your outdated or damaged deck into a modern outdoor living space built to last.
When It's Time for a New Deck
There comes a point when repairing your deck just does not make sense anymore. If you are constantly fixing boards, the structure feels unstable, or the frame is rotting, a full replacement is often the smarter investment. You will save money in the long run and get a deck that is safer and more enjoyable.
In Macon-Bibb, we see many older decks that were built with materials or techniques that do not hold up well over time. Pressure-treated lumber from decades ago, inadequate fasteners, and poor drainage can all contribute to premature deck failure. When we rebuild your deck, we use modern materials and building methods that are designed to withstand Georgia's climate for decades.
A deck replacement is also an opportunity to rethink your outdoor space. Maybe you want to expand the size, add built-in seating, or upgrade to composite decking for lower maintenance. We work with you to design a deck that fits your lifestyle and your property perfectly.
How We Handle Deck Replacements
Replacing a deck is a big project, but we make it as smooth and stress-free as possible. Here is what you can expect when you work with us.
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Free Consultation and Design
We visit your property to assess the existing deck, discuss your goals, and take measurements. We help you choose materials, layout, and features that match your vision and budget.
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Demolition and Site Prep
We carefully remove the old deck, haul away debris, and prepare the site. If the footings are in good condition, we may reuse them to save time and money.
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Building the New Deck
We construct the frame, install decking boards, add railings and stairs, and complete all finishing touches. Every step is done to code and built to last.
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Final Walkthrough
We walk you through the completed deck, answer any questions, and make sure you are completely satisfied with the work.
Choosing the Right Materials for Your New Deck
One of the biggest decisions you will make is what material to use for your new deck. Both wood and composite have their advantages, and we can help you decide which is best for your situation.
Pressure-treated wood is the most affordable option and offers a classic look. It requires regular maintenance like staining and sealing, but many homeowners love the natural beauty of real wood. Cedar and redwood are premium wood options that naturally resist rot and insects.
Composite decking costs more upfront but saves you money on maintenance over the years. It will not rot, splinter, or fade, and it comes in a variety of colors and textures. For busy homeowners who want to spend less time on upkeep, composite is an excellent choice.
We also offer options for custom deck designs that include features like multi-level layouts, built-in planters, or integrated lighting. Your new deck can be as simple or as elaborate as you want.