Maintenance & Repair

Deck Repair & Rotted Board Replacement – Property Management Project

Downtown-Toronto

Completed July 2026

This deck repair was completed for a property management company to address severely deteriorated wood decking that had become a safety concern. Several existing deck boards were heavily weathered and rotted to the point that they could no longer provide a reliable walking surface. Some sections had become soft enough that stepping on them could potentially cause the boards to break underfoot. Rather than rebuilding the entire deck, we provided a targeted deck repair, identifying and replacing the boards that required immediate attention. A total of 13 deteriorated deck boards were removed and replaced with new pressure-treated lumber while the remaining serviceable portions of the deck were retained. The entire repair was completed within one day, minimizing disruption to the property and quickly returning the deck to usable condition.

Scope

Inspected the deck and identified deteriorated areas requiring immediate repair. Removed and disposed of 13 rotted and unsafe deck boards, installed new pressure-treated deck boards, securely fastened the replacements to the existing framing, and completed the repair within one working day.

Challenge

Several deck boards had deteriorated significantly from age and weather exposure, creating soft and weakened areas that could potentially break underfoot. The goal was to address the immediate safety concern without unnecessarily replacing the entire deck.

Result

Thirteen deteriorated boards were replaced in one day, eliminating the most severely weakened areas and restoring a solid, clean walking surface. The targeted repair extended the usability of the existing deck while providing the property manager with a practical alternative to a full rebuild.

Project Area

60sqft

Duration

1day

Materials

Pressure-treated wood deck boards • exterior-rated deck screws/fasteners • replacement lumber as required

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