Repairs open doors to staining and replacement.
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Boards
Rot.
Railings
Safety.
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Inspections
Structure.
Staining
Upsell.
Replacement
When needed.
A closer look
Spring brings deck inspections. Homeowners want safe decks for summer gatherings.
Where to start
Offer spring deck safety inspections.
An example
A carpenter offered inspections in spring. Many customers booked repairs and staining.
Know your numbers
Track inspections and conversions.
A message that works
"Two railing posts are loose. Repair is $X, plus staining options."
Common mistakes
Ignoring structure, no photos and upselling unnecessarily.
Pricing tip
Inspection fee credited to repairs.
How to stand out
Show photos of hidden problems like rotten joists or loose ledger boards. Customers appreciate safety advice and often book staining or upgrades once they trust you.
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Frequently asked questions
When should a deck be repaired or replaced?
When boards are rotten, railings loose, connections corroded or structure damaged. An inspection helps decide.