Residential Renovations & Repairs

Deck Construction & Repair in Nashville & Mt. Juliet

A deck is a structure, not a platform. Footings, framing, attachment to the house and railing all have to carry loads and resist weather, which is why we inspect the frame before quoting boards. Repair where the structure is sound, rebuild where it is not.

Scope

What this service covers

New deck construction

Design and build for the space and how it will be used, including footing depth, framing, attachment, drainage and stairs.

Structural repair

Replacement of rotten joists, beams and posts, correction of poor attachment to the house, and rebuild of stairs and landings.

Decking and railing

Composite, treated lumber and hardwood decking, with railings, balusters, gates and steps to suit the design and the safety requirement.

Refinishing

Cleaning, sanding, repairs and staining or sealing with products that suit the material and the exposure.

Additions

Pergolas, privacy screens, built-in seating and lighting added to an existing deck that can carry them.

Who this is for

  • Homeowners with a deck that moves, sags or has soft boards
  • Landlords who need a deck made safe before a tenancy
  • Property managers maintaining shared outdoor space
  • Owners adding outdoor living space

Problems we are called for

  • Boards that are soft, splintered or lifting at the ends
  • A deck that bounces, sags or has separated from the house
  • Wobbly railings or open gaps that fail a safety check
  • Peeling stain and grey, weathered timber

Types of work we take on

  • 01

    New deck build

  • 02

    Board and railing replacement

  • 03

    Structural repair or partial rebuild

  • 04

    Strip, repair and refinish

Where we deliver this

Deck Construction & Repair is scheduled across Nashville, Mt. Juliet and the wider Middle Tennessee area. Coverage for a specific address is confirmed with your estimate.

Questions

Deck Construction & Repair: common questions

Do you repair a deck or only build new ones?

Both. Where the framing is sound, replacing boards and railings is usually the sensible spend. Where posts or the house attachment have failed, we will tell you plainly that repair is not worth it.

Composite or wood?

Composite costs more up front and needs less maintenance; treated lumber costs less and needs refinishing. We will walk through both against your budget and how much upkeep you want.

Does a new deck need a permit?

Requirements depend on the jurisdiction and the deck's size and height. We confirm what applies to your address as part of the estimate rather than assuming.

How long does a deck take?

A straightforward deck is usually a matter of days once materials are on site. Complex stairs, railings and pergolas extend that, and the estimate sets out the sequence.

Free estimates

Request a free deck construction & repair estimate

Send the details, including photographs if you have them, and we will come back with a written scope.

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