New West CoDeck repair and staining
Not every deck needs to come down. A wash and stain runs $3.8 to $4.4/sf, and loose boards, wobbly rails, rotted posts and tired stairs are fixed by the hour. When the frame is past saving, we price a rebuild.
Typical totals
- Stain a 300 sf deck with 40 ft of railing and one set of stairs: $1,655 to $1,915
- Repairs: loose boards, a wobbly rail and a rotted post (about six hours): $600 to $600
Prices
The same rates our online estimator uses, before your town's adjustment. These are the prices we bid with. The site walk confirms them, and anything it finds shows on your bid as its own line.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Stain only: wash, light sand, one coat | $3.8 to $4.4/sf |
| Railing stain | $6.75 to $7.75/lf |
| Stair stain | $245 to $285 a set |
| Repairs | $100 to $100 an hour, materials at cost |
What is included
- Every joist, beam, post and ledger checked on the walk
- Loose boards refastened, split boards replaced
- Rails and posts made solid again
- Stain matched to your color, applied in dry weather
How it goes
- Price online, then a walk to check the frame
- Bid with repair and rebuild side by side when it is close
- Work, usually one to four days
- Walkthrough together
Why homeowners hire us
- Two brothers, Jason Maier and Travis Hansen, walk the job and build it. No rotating subs.
- Licensed and insured, Larimer County license CL5203, and a BBB Accredited Business.
- A real price online in three minutes, then a firm, line by line bid after the walk at the same prices. One year workmanship warranty.
“They rebuilt both my upper and lower decks, and the results are excellent! Their workmanship, professionalism, and expertise were outstanding!”
“Travis and his company do a fantastic job in all aspects from start to finish! Anytime in need a contractor he's my first and second call.”
“His prices are reasonable compared to others I had called. He showed up on time to complete all the work and did a great job finishing everything.”
Questions
Should I repair or rebuild?
If the footings, ledger and frame are sound, repairs and a fresh stain save a lot. If the ledger is not flashed or footings are shallow, a rebuild is the safe call. We show you what we find.
How often should a wood deck be stained?
Every two to three years on the Front Range. Sun is hard on decks here.
More we build
- Basement finishing
- Egress windows
- Painting
- Siding
- Windows and doors
- Pergolas and patio covers
- Fences
- Sheds and backyard studios
- LVP flooring
- All services
- Areas we serve
Get your price
Three minutes to a real number for your job and your town. Then Jason or Travis calls to walk it.