Hidden structural damage discovered beneath the decking during a recent dock resurfacing project in Eclectic.
Before / After
Results That
Speak for Themselves
Dock refresh on Lake Martin. Repaired failed supports, re-decked in pressure-treated pine, 2 coats of marine-grade sealant. Same dock. Safer. Better looking. And ready for another 20 years of lake life.
Complete Peace of Mind
Save money while beautifying your Lake Martin property by repairing and resurfacing your existing deck and dock. And rest assured that your satisfaction is our top priority, and we stand behind our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
1) Inspection – We inspect pilings, joists, framing and hardware to identify needed deck or dock repairs before work begins.
2) Demo – Old decking is carefully removed and hauled away, giving us full access to inspect the underlying structure.
3) Repair & Protect – Damaged joists, blocking and rusted hardware are replaced, then framing is protected with joist tape for longer life.
4) Installation – Composite decking is installed with hidden fasteners, while treated pine is secured with durable coated deck screws.
5) Final Details – We install matching fascia and trim, then reinstall dock hardware including bumpers, cleats, ladders and accessories.
6) Clean up – We perform a detailed site cleanup, remove construction debris and leave your property cleaner than we found it.
Two Ways to Resurface: Wood or Composite
Both options can be installed over your existing deck or dock frame, provided the structure is still sound. Wood and composite decking each have unique benefits.
To view a side-by-side comparison, or to get a custom recommendation based on your priorities, click here.
Option 1
Pressure-Treated Wood Re-Decking
New 5/4 pressure-treated pine decking, securely fastened with coated deck screws and installed after the same frame inspection and structural repairs we perform on a composite project. It's a practical choice for rental properties, docks you may rebuild in a few years, or projects where keeping the upfront cost down matters most.
- Lowest-cost way to restore a safe, solid deck or dock
- Wood re-decking projects often completed in a few days
- Periodic pressure washing and re-sealing every 1-2 years
- Expect an additional 10-15 years with proper maintenance
- Materials
- $3.25 / sq ft*
- Installed, from
- $17 / sq ft*
Option 2
Composite Decking: Install It Once
Capped composite or PVC boards with hidden fasteners, installed after the same frame inspection and repairs. Higher initial cost, but it never needs staining, sealing or splinter checks again. The perfect investment for a dock or deck you plan to keep, and to use barefoot, for decades.
- No staining, sealing or splinters, ever
- Heat-reducing and slip-resistant lines made for docks
- 25 to 50-year fade and stain warranties
- Three manufacturers to choose from, detailed below
- Materials
- $7.50 to $19.00 / sq ft*
- Installed, from
- $26 to $41 / sq ft*
Not sure which is right for you?
Composite vs. Wood Comparison
Choose your top 3 priorities and we’ll recommend the decking that fits you best.
Our recommendation
Composite Decking
Pressure-Treated Wood Decking
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192 sq ft deck
The estimated materials cost of decking for 192 sq ft at per sq ft.
What it costs over 10 years
Boards plus typical upkeep such as cleaning, sealing and staining.
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This estimate is for decking boards only. We’ll measure, check your framing, secure current pricing and availability and provide you with a detailed quote.
Estimate covers decking boards only. Labor, substructure, railing, stairs, fasteners, lighting, permits and demolition are not included, and those usually make up most of a finished project's cost. Prices vary by region and change over time.
