Deck Rebuilds
When repair isn’t enough, rebuild it right
Past-its-prime deck? We remove the old one and rebuild from the footings up — often upgrading the material and railings so you end up with a better deck than before.
Deck rebuilds in Campbell River
When a deck is past saving — widespread rot, failing structure, or simply old and the wrong size — Campbell River Decks removes and disposes of it and rebuilds from the footings up. New code-built framing, your choice of cedar, treated wood or composite, and new wood, metal, or glass-panel railings. We confirm whether a rebuild or a repair is the better value with a free site visit.
Repair or rebuild?
If only a few boards or framing members are bad and the rest is sound, a repair is the smart choice. But when rot has spread through the joists and posts, when the structure no longer meets code, or when you have outgrown the layout, repeated patching costs more than starting fresh.
We give you the honest answer after looking at it — not the most expensive one. If a repair will do, we will say so.
What a rebuild includes
From hauling the old one away to handing back a finished deck.
- Full removal and disposal of the old deck
- New footings, posts and code-built framing
- Option to change size, levels or layout
- New cedar, treated wood or composite surface
- New wood, metal, or glass-panel railings
- Guarantee on our labour
A rebuild is also the perfect time to add waterproof vinyl decking or a pergola or gazebo.
Get a Free QuoteDeck rebuild questions
How do I know if I need a rebuild instead of a repair?
When rot or structural problems are widespread, when the framing no longer meets code, or when the deck is old and you want a different size or material, a rebuild is usually better value than repeated repairs. We assess it free and tell you straight.
Can you change the size or layout when you rebuild?
Yes. A rebuild is the ideal time to change the footprint, add a level, move the stairs, or switch to a different decking material and railing. We design the new deck with you.
What happens to my old deck?
We remove and dispose of the old structure as part of the job, then rebuild from the footings up — so you deal with one crew from tear-out to finished deck.
Will a rebuilt deck need a permit?
Depending on its height and how it attaches to the house, a rebuilt deck may require a building permit from the City of Campbell River. We build to the applicable requirements and flag it during your quote.