1.Check the Quality of the Boards To start, inspect your decking. For the most part, appearance shows the quality and strength of your decking boards. Begin by looking for deep and long running cracks, splinters, or discoloration. Bowed and curling boards present another red flag. In addition to the safety hazard, the bending compromises their… Read more »
Decks are made up of four major parts. When any of these wear out or break, you run the risk of deck collapses or failures. Ledger The ledger board is the flat piece of lumber – usually treated – that connects the deck to the house. When built and connected properly, the deck ledger is… Read more »
Over 40 million decks in the US were built more than 20 years ago, according to the North American Deck and Railing Association. Because decks are highly exposed, they are quickly affected by rain, snow, wind, and other elements, and wear out much faster than the rest of your house. That’s why it’s so important… Read more »
Is your deck in poor condition? Have you noticed splitting boards or splintering wood? Maybe your deck is old and unsafe. If so, the best thing to do is get a free deck estimate on the repairs. Getting an estimate is easy. In this blog we outline the process of getting a deck repair estimate…. Read more »
Every home owner with a deck has a responsibility to guarantee its safety for family and guests. Wooden structures endure damages from weather, water, and construction flaws. With so many undetectable damages, it’s best to hire a professional inspector. The good news is, being safe doesn’t have to cost anything. For a limited time only,Deck… Read more »
