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Case study

A full deck tear-down and rebuild

2 Bee Done removed a failing wood deck and rebuilt it from the framing up. The crew squared off the corners, relocated the stairs, and added a new sidewalk out to the yard. During demolition they found wood rot and repaired it, and after a storm came through they returned to renail blown off fascia. Reviewed on Google and HomeAdvisor.

BeforeWorn purple painted wood deck with peeling boards and overgrown plants beside a house
The old deck, worn and past its service life, before the tear-down.
BeforeCollage of an elevated wood deck with metal railing and close ups of a damaged wood beam, labeled Before
Demolition uncovered a damaged wood beam that was repaired before the rebuild.
AfterRaised wood deck with railing, staircase and enclosed storage area underneath beside a home
The rebuilt deck with a full staircase and enclosed storage underneath.
AfterNewly built raised wood deck with two staircases on the back of a two story house
The finished deck, framed square with new stairs.

The starting point

The home had a wood deck that had reached the end of its service life. Rather than patch failing boards, the homeowner wanted it done right, so 2 Bee Done planned a full tear-down and rebuild from the framing up.

The rebuild

The crew took the deck down to its structure and rebuilt it square, squaring off the corners that had drifted out of line. The stairs were relocated to work better with how the yard is used, and a new sidewalk was added to connect the deck to the yard cleanly.

What demolition uncovered

Tearing a deck down to the frame is the honest way to find hidden problems. On this job the crew uncovered wood rot in the structure and repaired it before any new decking went on, so the rebuilt deck sits on sound framing.

Standing up to weather

Northwest Arkansas gets real storms. After one blew fascia loose on the finished work, the crew came back and renailed it. Coming back to make a small fix right is part of the Done Right standard.

Who did the work

Cody was on the jobsite for this work. Reviewers on Google and HomeAdvisor both name him doing the work in person, not sending a subcontractor.

Questions about this project

Did 2 Bee Done rebuild the whole deck or just repair it?

This was a full tear-down and rebuild from the framing up, not a board by board patch. The crew squared the corners, relocated the stairs, and added a new sidewalk.

What happens if a contractor finds rot during a deck job?

Good practice is to stop, show the homeowner, and repair the damaged framing before rebuilding. On this project the wood rot found in demolition was repaired before new decking went on.

Does 2 Bee Done come back for small fixes after a job?

Yes. After a storm loosened fascia on this deck, the crew returned to renail it. Standing behind finished work is part of the Done Right guarantee.

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