5 Quick Tips to Determine if Your Deck is Safe and Sound Over the summer, we at ProMaster Home Repair […]

With a Few Tips, You Can Clean and Seal Your Own Deck Now that summer is just about in full […]

This video of a simulated deck collapse put on by the North American Deck and Railing Association shows homeowners what can happen when a deck fails. When the deck structure fails, the deck collapses suddenly and without notice–potentially endangering anyone on or near the deck.

Many homeowners get duped by contractors to completely replace a deck that simply needs restoration. Don Kennedy of ProMaster Home Repair & Handyman of Cincinnati, Ohio shows how a deck can be restored if the underlying deck structure is sound–saving homeowners thousands of dollars.

Given that this is the time of year when we all get out and wash and seal our decks, I’d thought I’d provide you a few quick resources for you to read and then make up your own mind before you seal your deck or hire a company to do it for you. This information might compel you to get your deck sealed for more reasons than simply its preservation—it might benefit the health of you and your family.

Decks, just like our roof, siding and windows have borne the brunt of the extreme ice, snow and cold temperatures. Deck repair and maintenance is critical to ensure the longevity and safety of your deck. Now that spring is here, the following article will help you determine if your deck is fit for service this season or is in need of repair and routine maintenance.