
Dock Repairs & Resurfacing
Resurfacing and repairs. New boards, bracing, railings and hardware for the dock you already have.
A deck is only as good as what’s underneath it. We frame it square and solid, then finish it in low-maintenance composite or pressure-treated wood, with wood or modern cable railing that keeps the view open.



Sun, humidity and summer storms are hard on decks. Composite won’t rot, splinter or need staining, which is why it’s so popular on the coast, but it costs more up front. Pressure-treated pine costs less and still lasts when it’s built and maintained well. We’ll price both so you can compare.
Pressure-treated pine costs less up front; composite costs more but needs far less upkeep in our sun and humidity. We’ll lay out both with prices so you can decide.
If the framing is sound, yes. New decking and railings can make an old deck feel brand new for a fraction of a full rebuild. We check the structure first.
Thin stainless-steel cables run between posts instead of wood balusters. It’s strong, low-maintenance and keeps the view open, which is great for decks that look out over the water or the yard.
We work across Liberty, Bryan, Chatham and McIntosh counties, from Midway and Richmond Hill to Hinesville, Savannah and down to Darien.

Resurfacing and repairs. New boards, bracing, railings and hardware for the dock you already have.

Tell us what you have in mind: a deck, a set of steps, a dock that needs work or anything else outside. We’ll get back to you quickly with honest next steps.