Good bones,
brought back to life.
A solid frame, rebuilt top to bottom in fresh cedar and finished with a stain that makes the grain pop.
The frame was sound. Everything you touch is new.
This deck did not need to be torn out and started over. The structure underneath was solid, so there was no sense paying to replace it.
What it needed was everything above the frame. We rebuilt it with new cedar decking, new railing, and new stairs, then finished the whole thing in a rich stain that protects the wood and brings out the grain.
Same footprint, same bones, a deck that looks and feels brand new.
Where the stain meets raw cedar
Caught mid-coat, the line between bare cedar and fresh stain shows exactly what the finish does for the wood.
A penetrating stain does more than add color. It seals the cedar against water and sun so the deck holds up through the seasons.
Decking, railing, and stairs
Fresh cedar across the whole deck, with rebuilt railing and a new stair run down to the yard.
What went into it
- Existing frame inspected and kept
- New cedar decking throughout
- New cedar railing
- New cedar stairs to the yard
- Lattice skirting
- Penetrating stain and seal
- Full cleanup and haul-away
Deck looking tired but still solid underneath?
A refresh often beats a teardown. We will tell you straight whether your frame is worth keeping.
Book a consultation
Good bones,
brought back to life.
A solid frame, rebuilt top to bottom in fresh cedar and finished with a stain that makes the grain pop.
The frame was sound. Everything you touch is new.
This deck did not need to be torn out and started over. The structure underneath was solid, so there was no sense paying to replace it.
What it needed was everything above the frame. We rebuilt it with new cedar decking, new railing, and new stairs, then finished the whole thing in a rich stain that protects the wood and brings out the grain.
Same footprint, same bones, a deck that looks and feels brand new.
Where the stain meets raw cedar
Caught mid-coat, the line between bare cedar and fresh stain shows exactly what the finish does for the wood.
A penetrating stain does more than add color. It seals the cedar against water and sun so the deck holds up through the seasons.
Decking, railing, and stairs
Fresh cedar across the whole deck, with rebuilt railing and a new stair run down to the yard.
What went into it
- Existing frame inspected and kept
- New cedar decking throughout
- New cedar railing
- New cedar stairs to the yard
- Lattice skirting
- Penetrating stain and seal
- Full cleanup and haul-away
Deck looking tired but still solid underneath?
A refresh often beats a teardown. We will tell you straight whether your frame is worth keeping.
Book a consultation