
Decks
We work with both composite and pressure-treated decking to fit your project and budget.
Salt, sun and big tides wear a dock down fast. We resurface worn walkways, replace rotted boards and framing, add new X-bracing to loose pilings, and fix railings and hardware, so the dock you have stays safe and solid.



Georgia’s coast has some of the biggest tide swings on the East Coast, and everything on a dock lives in salt. Repairs here need marine-grade treated lumber, galvanized or stainless hardware and solid bracing, or they won’t last a season.
Yes. Loose or rotted boards, broken railings, failing bracing and storm damage can often be repaired without starting over. We look at the pilings and framing first and tell you straight what it needs.
If the pilings and framing are sound, new decking and railings make an old dock feel new for far less than replacing it. We check the structure first so you’re not putting new boards on a bad frame.
Diagonal braces between the pilings stop a dock from swaying and racking in current and storms. New bracing is often the fix for a dock that feels loose underfoot.
We work across Liberty, Bryan, Chatham and McIntosh counties, from Midway and Richmond Hill to Hinesville, Savannah and down to Darien.

We work with both composite and pressure-treated decking to fit your project and budget.

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.