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Black Bear Construction
4.71(
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Angi Approved

In business since 2021

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Kyle and his team did a great job building doorways and installing doors in my upstairs. I have already hired them for a second round of work in my home! "
11 neighbors recently requested a quote
Recommended by47%of homeowners
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Perfect Touch Painting
New to Angi

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Warranties offered

Small business-one owner, hires sub-contractors as needed. Insured & lead abatement certified.\n Billing procedures-request 1/3 down on total estimate of job, remainder upon completion.

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FAQs for deck or porch repair projects in Danville, ME

Composite and ipe hardwood decks provide the longest durability for your outdoor space. Composite decks last 30 years exactly, and ipe hardwood decks continue reliably for 75 years when maintained properly. Frequent cleaning and sealing preserve these materials and protect them against weathering. This exceptional endurance minimizes future repair needs and offers a solid, lasting investment.

Replacing your deck directly increases your home’s market value and enhances its curb appeal. A new deck returns between 50% and 65% of its cost in additional home value at resale. This upgrade not only modernizes your outdoor living space but also significantly bolsters buyer interest, ensuring that your investment adds both functionality and an attractive aesthetic.

You should replace your deck when visible signs of wear begin to compromise safety and functionality. The quality of maintenance and the durability of the chosen materials determine when a deck reaches the end of its life. For example, decks crafted from superior materials like mahogany or ipe hardwood can last over 50 years, while cedar decks require replacement after 15 to 20 years. Regular inspections help guide this decision.

Your deck needs to be replaced when clear structural issues compromise its safety. Indicators include soft spots, sunken boards, scattered wood shavings, and hollow sounds that indicate rot or pest damage. These symptoms show that simple repairs are insufficient to maintain a secure deck. A professional evaluation is essential to confirm whether full replacement is necessary to protect your outdoor living area.

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