Decking Replacement · Northwest Washington
Old boards off, frame inspected honestly, ledger re-flashed to siding standards, and a new surface in composite or cedar. We replace exactly as much deck as yours actually needs — with photos to prove it.
Request a free, no-obligation estimate — full replacement, frame rebuild, or re-surface, priced honestly against each other.
Decks age from the bottom up in this climate — post bases wick water, joists rot where debris collects, and ledgers fail where flashing was skipped. When the structure is compromised, new boards over old bones is money wasted. Replacement starts the clock over, with the details done right this time.
Old decking, railing, and failed structure removed and disposed of — the site stays clean while we work.
Bases checked against current requirements and rebuilt with standoffs that keep new wood out of the water.
Joists and beams probed, failed members replaced, and the frame corrected to today's spans and hardware.
The deck-to-house connection rebuilt and flashed to siding standards — the detail that protects your wall for decades.
Composite or cedar decking laid with correct gapping and hidden fasteners where the product supports them.
Code-compliant railing heights, baluster spacing, and stair geometry — in wood, composite, metal, or cable.
We pull the permit, build to pass, and handle the inspection schedule so you don't have to.
Magnet sweep, full site cleanup, and a walkthrough where every board and rail gets your sign-off.
There are three price points, and the deck itself decides which one you're at. If the frame, posts, and ledger are sound, a re-surface — new decking and railing over the existing structure — is real money saved and we'll recommend it. If parts of the structure are compromised but the layout works, a partial rebuild replaces the failed members and keeps the rest. Full replacement is for decks where the rot is general, the framing is undersized by today's code, or the layout never worked in the first place.
The inspection tells us which rung you're on, and you'll see the photos before any pricing conversation. What we won't do is screw new boards over a frame we haven't seen.
A lot of Northwest decks were built before current requirements for ledger attachment, footing depth, railing height, and baluster spacing — and a replacement is the moment those get corrected. That's not bureaucracy; ledger pull-away is how decks actually fail catastrophically. We pull the permit, build to current code, and handle the inspection.
Surface options and the composite-versus-cedar decision live on our main decking page, with brand details under Trex and TimberTech.
From the Canadian border to north Seattle, plus the San Juans by ferry from Anacortes — these cities and surrounding areas. Pick your city for local project photos, permit notes, and reviews.
A free inspection with photos — re-surface, rebuild, or replace, priced honestly against each other.
