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DECK REPAIR IN SPRINGFIELD, MO

A deck takes a beating from Missouri weather. Over time, boards loosen, railings start to wobble and soft spots show up where water has done its damage. The Deck Pros repairs decks across Springfield and the 417, so you can use yours with confidence again, often for far less than the cost of a full replacement.

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COMMON DECK PROBLEMS WE FIX

Loose, cracked or rotted boards. Soft or spongy spots, traced to the cause underneath. Wobbly railings, tightened, reinforced or replaced. Damaged stairs, rebuilt with solid treads. Weak joists or posts, reinforced. Storm and weather damage, assessed and repaired.

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REPAIR OR REPLACE?

Not every tired deck needs to be torn out. If the frame is sound, replacing boards, railings or stairs can give you years more use. If the structure underneath is failing, we will tell you straight and explain what a rebuild would look like. Either way, you get an honest answer, not a sales pitch.

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SIGNS YOUR DECK NEEDS ATTENTION

Boards that bounce or feel soft, railings that move when you push on them, nails or screws popping up, dark crumbling wood near the house or the ground, and posts that lean or crack at the base. If you notice any of these, have someone look before small problems become big ones.

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HOW A REPAIR WORKS

We start with a free inspection, top and underneath, and walk you through what we find. You get a clear plan and price, we make the repairs with materials matched as closely as possible to your deck, and we show you what was fixed.

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DECK REPAIR FAQ

How fast can you come out? Call (417) 429-7470 and we will get you on the schedule.

Is the estimate free? Yes. Estimates are always free.

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We repair decks across Springfield, Strafford, Rogersville, Ozark, Nixa, Republic and Battlefield. Call (417) 429-7470 for a free estimate.

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