Real deck work
Finished details from New Beginnings projects.
These photos show examples of our deck construction and finish work. Resurfacing scope varies by the condition and design of each existing deck.
Keep what is sound, repair what is not, and give an aging deck a new surface with properly planned decking, railings, stairs and finish details.
New boards do not fix bad framing. Before a deck resurfacing project is scoped, we evaluate the existing structure and visible conditions to determine what can reasonably remain and what needs repair or replacement.
Target damaged or deficient components when the rest of the deck remains serviceable. Repairs may be part of a larger resurfacing project.
Retain a suitable structure and replace worn decking, fascia, railings, stairs and finish components for a major visual and functional upgrade.
When the structure is no longer a good candidate to keep, rebuilding provides a clean foundation for the new deck instead of hiding problems beneath new materials.
A resurfacing project can refresh the entire finished deck while preserving structural components that still make sense to keep.
When the existing structure is suitable for resurfacing, we can replace aging wood decking with TimberTech composite decking or TimberTech Advanced PVC decking. Material selection, board layout, borders, stairs, fascia and railing details are planned as one finished system.
These photos show examples of our deck construction and finish work. Resurfacing scope varies by the condition and design of each existing deck.
Review the existing deck, visible framing, stairs, railings and finish conditions.
Identify structural or finish repairs required before new decking goes down.
Select decking, railing, fascia, stair and finish options that work together.
Complete approved repairs, install the new surface and finish the details.
Based in Almont, New Beginnings serves surrounding communities in Macomb, Lapeer and St. Clair County areas.
Sometimes. We evaluate the existing framing and structure first. When the framing is suitable, worn deck boards, railings, stairs, fascia and finish components can often be replaced while retaining usable structural components.
Deck repair addresses damaged or deficient components. Deck resurfacing replaces the visible walking surface and related finishes on an existing structure that is suitable to remain. Some projects require both.
Yes, when the underlying structure and layout are suitable. We install TimberTech composite decking and TimberTech Advanced PVC decking and evaluate the existing deck before recommending a resurfacing scope.
Yes. A deck remodeling or resurfacing project can include new railings, stairs, fascia, risers, lighting and other finish details depending on the existing conditions and project goals.
We identify the concerns and build the required repairs into the scope when practical. If the structure is not a good candidate to keep, we recommend rebuilding instead of covering an unsuitable structure with new finish materials.