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Deck resurfacing & repair

Resurfacing replaces the deck boards, posts and railings on your existing frame. When the frame is sound, it costs far less than a new deck and looks just as new.

Why resurface instead of rebuild

If your deck boards look rotten or worn but the foundation and framing are fine, you can replace just the decking and railings with composite boards and get a whole new surface.

Some builders push for a full rebuild, or for patch repairs on a frame that no longer meets code. We inspect first and tell you exactly what needs to be repaired, so you pay for the right job.

5.0 · 18 Google reviews
Resurfaced gray composite deck with wide steps onto a stone path
Resurfacing & Repair

What resurfacing gets you

Lower cost

Reusing the existing frame saves on materials and labor compared with building from scratch.

A safer deck

Loose or damaged boards, weak posts and failing railings get fixed in the same job.

Higher value

A newly resurfaced deck looks better and helps when it is time to sell.

The process

Five steps to a resurfaced deck

  1. Inspection

    We inspect the frame, substructure and joists, and note any repairs needed.

  2. Permits and tear-off

    Building permits are obtained and the old decking is removed and hauled away, so the work area stays safe.

  3. Frame repairs

    Any repairs to the frame are made, then the structure is rechecked against building codes.

  4. New decking and railings

    The new boards go down, then the railings. The crew verifies everything is installed to code.

  5. Clean-up

    We leave your property clean and your deck ready to use.

Before & after

Our resurfacing & repair work

Before: Weathered wood deck replaced with composite deckingBefore
After: Weathered wood deck replaced with composite deckingAfter
Weathered wood deck replaced with composite decking
Before: Mossy wood deck restored with new railing and stepsBefore
After: Mossy wood deck restored with new railing and stepsAfter
Mossy wood deck restored with new railing and steps
Before: Old deck taken to the frame, rebuilt with composite and white railingBefore
After: Old deck taken to the frame, rebuilt with composite and white railingAfter
Old deck taken to the frame, rebuilt with composite and white railing
Recent projects

Deck Resurfacing & Repair by DeckReCover

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Close-up of new composite deck boards with a breaker boardResurfaced deck steps with new cable railingLarge second-story deck resurfaced with composite boards and cable railing
Reviews

What customers say

★★★★★
My large old oddly shaped deck needed lots of help. Max figured out how to reinforce the frame, replaced a huge rotting beam, and replaced posts. The deck no longer “shakes”. It is much stronger. They replaced the old wood decking with composite decking and added a new cable railing. It’s beautiful! I am very happy with their work!
Marcy StoweDeck repair & resurfacing · Sep 2026 · Google
★★★★★
We recently hired Max to resurface our deck and we are extremely pleased with the work quality, cost and time to finish. Max was very responsive, detailed and gave us a very good estimate (best of the 10+ folks/companies we contacted) He was very respectful, transparent and honest in all conversations. His work is of high quality. He worked non stop 8 hrs and finished our 16X16 deck floor replacing in 1 day. We liked it so much that we added replacing steps as well to the job We highly recommend Deck ReCover and Max!
Parth MehtaDeck resurfacing · Jul 2023 · Google
★★★★★
We recently used DeckReCover for our deck repair needs. They diagnosed and fixed all of the issues with our wooden deck, including rotten decking boards and rotting wood railings, Max provided excellent customer service. The team was professional, they took the time to explain the repairs they were making and why they were necessary, and provided a detailed estimate before starting the work. This helped me budget for the project and I was very pleased with the cost.
Krishna NareddyDeck repair · Jan 2023 · Google
FAQ

Deck Resurfacing & Repair: common questions

How do I know if my deck can be resurfaced?

If the boards are worn or rotten but the foundation and framing are sound, resurfacing is usually the way to go. Not sure? Call us and we will look at the frame and help you decide.

Can you fix a deck that shakes?

Yes. Reinforcing the frame, replacing rotten beams and posts, and adding blocking and brackets to weak railings are all part of our repair work.

Let's look at your deck.

Free on-site consultation, and a written proposal usually within 24 to 48 hours. Call Max and the crew, or send a few photos.

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