Deck Replacement & Rebuilds

Is It Time for a New Deck?

There comes a point when repairing your old deck just does not make sense anymore. Maybe the structure is failing, the wood is rotting in multiple places, or you are just tired of dealing with constant maintenance. When that time comes, a full deck replacement gives you the opportunity to start fresh and build something even better.

Replacing your deck is a big decision, and we are here to make the process as smooth as possible. We have been building and replacing decks in Rancho Cucamonga, CA since 2024, and we understand what local homeowners need. Whether you want to recreate your existing deck or completely reimagine your outdoor space, we will work with you to design and build a deck that fits your lifestyle and budget.

A new deck is an investment in your home. It increases your living space, adds value to your property, and gives you a place to make memories with family and friends. Let us show you how a deck replacement can transform your backyard.

Signs Your Deck Needs Replacing

Not sure if your deck needs repair or replacement? Here are the warning signs that usually mean it is time for a complete rebuild:

• Widespread rot or decay: If more than a few boards or joists are rotted, replacement is usually more cost-effective than extensive repairs.
• Structural instability: Posts that lean, beams that sag, or a deck that feels bouncy when you walk on it indicate serious structural problems.
• Major code violations: Older decks often do not meet current building codes. A replacement ensures your deck is safe and up to standard.
• Persistent moisture issues: If your deck stays wet or water pools in certain areas, the design may be flawed. A replacement lets you fix these problems.
• Outdated design: Maybe your deck is still functional but the layout or style no longer works for you. A replacement gives you a chance to update the design.
• Age: Most wood decks last 15 to 20 years. If your deck is approaching or past that age, replacement is probably on the horizon.

We can inspect your deck and give you an honest assessment. If repairs make sense, we will tell you. If replacement is the better option, we will explain why and what it would involve.

Our Deck Replacement Process

We have streamlined our deck replacement process to minimize disruption to your home and get you enjoying your new deck as quickly as possible. Here is what you can expect when you work with us:

Consultation and Design

We start by understanding how you use your outdoor space and what you want from your new deck. Do you entertain large groups? Do you need privacy screens? Are you interested in multi-level design? We will discuss all your options and help you create a design that checks all your boxes.

Removal and Disposal

We carefully demolish and remove your old deck, taking care not to damage your home or landscaping. We haul away all the debris so you do not have to worry about cleanup. If your old deck had structural issues, we will also address any damage to the underlying supports.

Building Your New Deck

We build your new deck to last, using quality materials and following all building codes. Our crews are experienced professionals who take pride in their work. We keep the job site clean and stay in communication throughout the project. When we are done, you will have a beautiful new deck that you can enjoy for decades.

Choose the Right Materials for Your New Deck

One of the best things about replacing your deck is that you get to choose new materials. Maybe you loved your old wood deck but want to try composite this time. Or maybe you want to stick with wood but upgrade to a premium species like cedar or redwood. We work with all types of decking materials and can help you choose the best option for your needs.

Composite decking is a popular choice for replacement projects because it eliminates the maintenance hassles that may have plagued your old wood deck. You get the look of wood without the staining, sealing, and upkeep. On the other hand, if you love the authentic feel of natural wood, modern pressure-treated lumber lasts longer and performs better than older generations.

We will explain the pros and cons of each material and help you make an informed decision. Your new deck should fit your lifestyle, your budget, and your aesthetic preferences. Ready to start planning your dream deck? Give us a call.

Frequently Asked Questions