Life Gets Better On New, Safe Decks

9/10 Wood Decks Are Not Safe Anymore

Uncover the most dangerous issues with old wood deck and ensure your space is still safe to host and relax on!

Rot & Decay Issues

Water damage leads to rot, and rot to decay. This weakens the structure and it’s the major cause of collapses.

Not up to code

If your deck is not up to code, any inspector will ask you to tear it down. It also decreases your home’s value.

Not safe to step on

Decks are for entertaining, and if your deck is not safe to relax or host cookouts on, then it failed its purpose.

Looks ugly and sad

Nobody wants a deck that’s full of mold and mildew, cracked boards, and flaky stain. Let’s see if we can make it look nicer.

Do you know If your Deck Is safe Or not?

If your deck is older than 15 years, there’s high chances of rot and decay.

Our inspection is NADRA-certified and we’ll look at everything.

We’ll show you videos and photos of everything and give you an honest advice as to what your deck needs.

Then, it’s up to you to decide if you want to replace it.

2,500

decks built & repaired

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5-star reviews

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years of experience

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Does Your Deck Hides These Issues?

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I have a deck inspection done?

Generally, deck inspections are recommended before the spring or after summer. Basically, before and after the warmer season when you’ll be using the deck.

Otherwise, you should inspect your deck every so often, whenever you feel like something is off. You should always check for rot, cracks, bends, or sunken posts.

What are some issues I should look for?

Mold, rot, decay, missing brackets, missing nails, bends, cracked wood, wrong fasteners, wobbly rails, and many many more.

Thing is, it’s unlikely you’ll see all of these issues with an untrained eye. Sure, some of these problems are easily visible, but chances are you don’t know what’s up to code these days and what’s not.

It’s best to get a professional to inspect your deck and help you determine its real issues.

What happens if I need a deck replacement?

If, after the inspection, you find out your deck is a serious hazard on your property, then the best way forward is a deck replacement.

We’ll give you a fair quote for a new deck, and it’s up to you whether you want to work with us or not. There are cases when a quick repair will get the job done, but sometimes a repair will just postpone the inevitable, a completely new deck.

What type of decks can you build?

We can build freestanding decks, decks on multiple levels, pool decks, ground-level decks, wood decks, composite decks, decks around the house, decks around trees, and any other deck you can think of.

Many homeowners here in Omaha love working with us because we can get most decks done in just 3 days, but our custom solutions are also great for those who want a unique and personalized outdoor space.

Will I get a warranty?

Of course! You’ll get our 5-year workmanship warranty and the materials warranty as well. For composite decks, the warranty is 25 or 30 years, and for PVC decks, you can even get a 50-year or lifetime warranty. For our Westbury Aluminum Railings, you’ll also get a lifetime warranty, so your new home investment is secured for as long as you live there. Our excellent customer support will help us ensure that.

Who will work on my deck?

You’ll get a team of licensed and insured local builders, all committed to your satisfaction and to delivering the best quality craftsmanship you can find in Omaha. They’re all polite, respectful, and friendly deck builders.

Luan, the owner of Deck Bros, will personally be on-site to make sure you’re 100% satisfied with the work. If, after the inspection, you decide you want a deck, he’ll be your main point of contact.