Deck Building

Pressure-Treated Deck Rebuild

Independence, Missouri

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An aging elevated deck with serious support and stair-safety concerns was fully removed and rebuilt with pressure-treated framing, decking, stairs, and a lower-maintenance railing system using black face-mount metal balusters.

Front view of the rebuilt pressure-treated elevated deck with stairs on the left and black metal balusters in Independence, Missouri

Project Overview

Decker fully removed the old deck and built a new elevated pressure-treated deck in its place. The rebuild included a safer new stair system and concrete landing, a stronger support structure with 6x6 posts and properly connected beam and flashed ledger framing, and pressure-treated decking and rails. Black face-mount metal balusters complete the railing system and make maintenance easier.

Key Selections

  • Pressure-treated framing and decking
  • 6x6 support posts
  • Pressure-treated wood rail system with black face-mount metal balusters
  • New concrete stair landing

Before → After

Before

Wide backyard view of the old elevated wood deck and railing beside a light-gray house
Close view of weathered wood deck railing and sloping stair handrails beside the house
Underside of the old wood deck showing weathered support framing, an offset beam-to-post connection, and a split timber

After

Finished front elevation of the pressure-treated deck with new stairs, concrete landing, support posts, and black metal balusters
Side view of the rebuilt pressure-treated stairs and railing with black face-mount metal balusters

What We Had to Solve

The existing stair assembly had already failed while the homeowner was on it, causing a minor injury and making replacement urgent. The old deck also showed structural concerns, including a crooked, leaning support beam and inadequate 4x4 support posts.

Some siding replacement was needed near the ledger area before the new deck connection was completed.

The rebuild replaced the old support system with pressure-treated framing, 6x6 posts, a properly connected beam and flashed ledger system, and a new stair assembly with a concrete landing.

Planning a New Deck?

If an existing deck has reached the end of its useful life—or you need a safer, better-built outdoor space—Decker can remove the old structure and build a new pressure-treated or composite deck around the needs of your home.