We save your deck.
You save thousands.
Deck rehab is our specialty. We replace what’s failed, keep what’s solid, and hand back a deck that looks brand new — often for a fraction of what a full tear-out would cost. Ten years in the Greater St. Louis metro, honest estimates every time.
Deck rebuild & restoration
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Why tear out a deck you can save?
When the bones are still good, a full tear-out is the expensive way to fix the problem. We replace only what’s failed, restore the rest, and hand back a deck that looks brand new — for a fraction of a rebuild. And we’ll tell you honestly which one your deck actually needs.


Structure repaired · decking & railings rebuilt · finished on budget
- Everything demolished and hauled away
- All-new materials, top to bottom
- Your backyard is a job site for weeks
- Sound structure thrown out with the rest
- Keep the framing and footings that are still solid
- Replace only what’s actually failed
- No full tear-out — less demo, waste, and hauling
- Days on site, not weeks — you get your yard back
- Done faster, for far less — and it looks new
Decks and porches, inside out.
Rehab is our specialty — but we handle everything a deck or porch needs, from the footings up.
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No job too big or small
From a few rotted boards to a full custom build like this one — same crew, same standard.
Deck safety inspections
Most home inspectors barely glance at a deck. We repair decks that got signed off every year. Get a real one:
- Honest safety assessment
- Second opinion after a home inspection
- Pre-sale and pre-purchase checks

Deck board replacement
Swap out the rotted, splintered, and failing boards — the fastest way to make a tired deck feel new.
Structural repairs & code
The part nobody sees is the part that holds you up:
- Failing supports, posts, and substructure
- Sinking or separating decks
- Older decks brought up to current code
- Permitting, including historic districts

Porch repair & restoration
Sagging steps, rotted posts, and tired porches brought back to safe and solid — historic homes included.

Railings, steps & stairs
Replacements and upgrades built clean, level, and to code.

Pergolas & covered patios
Shade, cover, and a reason to stay outside longer.

Screened-in porches
All the outdoors, none of the mosquitoes — built new or screened onto the porch you already have.

Deck lighting
Post-cap and landscape lighting so the deck still works after sundown.

New custom decks
Built from the footings up — designed to fit the house, not fight it.
Free estimates on every project — no pressure, no pushy sales.
We find the problem under the problem.
Structural honesty
We crawl under the porch, find what’s actually causing the trouble, and tell you straight — instead of covering it up.
Historic-district experience
Historic districts mean strict rules and tough permitting that turn many contractors away. We know how to design, permit, and build work that gets approved and matches the home — even the city inspectors have noticed.
On time, on budget
Our reviews say it again and again: finished when we promised, often under what we quoted.
“Our old deck steps collapsed and needed to be rebuilt. Ryan approached it in a straight-to-the-point manner, devised a thoughtful solution for the long term, and his execution was direct, efficient, and under budget.”
“Their knowledge dealing with older homes was obvious. They repaired supports under the porch that were affecting the whole house. A beautiful, safe, welcoming entry — highly suggest anyone reach out to Ryan!”
“We would recommend BAC to anyone who needs an honest contractor. Ryan made us aware of concerns with the sub-structure and had the solution at the same time. Fair and within our budget.”
“A rare combination of high quality, high customer service, and high value. They did what they promised and beyond — on time and on budget. Highly recommend!”
Tell us what’s failing. We’ll tell you straight.
Send a few details and we’ll get you a free, honest estimate — an accurate look at what your deck or porch actually needs.
