Is $3,000 to redo deck beams, posts, and railings a fair price?
Project Details
I am unsure of the deck age but think it is 7-12 years old. My big concern is the shifting away of the bottom left horizontal beam (on left with white caulk). I called my insurance company but am unsure if they will cover this and how serious of an issue it is. I put in some extra photos for reference, and replaced part of the railing, and horizontal floor boards and painted them today. I am also wondering about the expected life expectancy of the deck and how big of a deal this shifting beam is.
Quote Details
The contractor offered to address several issues with the deck. The scope of work includes: - Redoing rotten horizontal beams - Installing new lag bolts - Reinstalling all deck posts, correcting the previous incorrect installation where they only went down halfway - Reinstalling all deck railings
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Category
Decking
Price
$3,000
Quote Date
August 23, 2025
Railing included?
No
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