Deck Repair in Adelaide
Repair before it becomes replacement
Deck repairs — make it safe and sound
Deck repairs can range from replacing a few rotten or damaged boards through to repairing steps, handrails, joists, bearers and other structural parts of the deck. We can also fix loose boards, failed fixings and damaged sections without replacing more of the deck than necessary.
Repairs are often completed as part of a deck restoration, particularly where damaged boards need replacing before the deck can be sanded and refinished. They can also be completed as a standalone job where the rest of the deck is still in good condition.
If a larger portion of the decking has deteriorated, we can compare repairing and restoring what is there with partial or complete deck replacement and help work out which option makes the most sense.
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Deck Repair FAQs
Can you replace just a few damaged decking boards?
Yes. In many cases only a small number of boards have failed and the rest of the deck is still worth keeping. We can replace the damaged boards individually or repair a particular section without unnecessarily replacing the whole deck.
If the deck also needs sanding and refinishing, we can complete the repairs first and then restore the remaining decking so everything is finished together.
Do you repair joists, bearers and the deck frame as well?
Yes. Deck repairs aren’t limited to the boards on top. We can repair or replace damaged joists, bearers and other parts of the subframe, as well as steps, handrails and other timber components.
We have good experience assessing existing deck structures and determining what can reasonably be retained and what should be repaired or replaced.
Should I repair, restore or replace my deck?
It usually comes down to how much of the deck has deteriorated and the condition of what remains. If only a few boards or structural components are damaged, repairing them is usually the sensible option. If the decking is weathered but fundamentally sound, repairs can be combined with a full deck restoration.
It can also be a combination of repair, replacement and restoration — for example, replacing a badly deteriorated section while repairing and restoring the rest of the deck.
Where a large proportion of the boards have failed, partial or complete deck replacement may provide better value. You don’t need to work this out yourself — we can inspect the deck and give you the options.
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