Deck & Porch Repair services in Charlotte NC - iFixx professional team
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Deck & Porch Repair in South Charlotte, NC

iFIXX repairs rotten or soft deck boards, loose railings, broken steps, wood rot, porch floors, and porch screens in South Charlotte and nearby Ballantyne, Matthews, Mint Hill, Pineville, Waxhaw, Weddington, Fort Mill, and Indian Land. Text photos to (980) 391-6833 and a real person calls you back with an estimate the same business day; bigger jobs get an in-person visit first.

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What We Fix

  • Rotten, soft, cracked, or splintering deck boards
  • Loose railings, shaky posts, and missing balusters
  • Broken steps, loose treads, and stair stringers
  • Wood rot cut out of boards, rails, posts, and trim before it spreads
  • Framing or joist concerns that need a closer look
  • Popped screws, rusted nails, and failed joist hangers
  • Ledger and flashing where the deck meets the house
  • Composite boards replaced and the wood framing under them repaired
  • Porch floors, railings, steps, and posts
  • Porch screens re-stretched or replaced, panel by panel

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Soft boards, a railing that moves, steps that flex, a porch screen the dog went through. Caught early, most of that is a focused repair, not a new deck. When a deck or porch really is past saving, we tell you straight and price the rebuild.

We work in South Charlotte, Ballantyne, Matthews, Mint Hill, Pineville, Waxhaw, Weddington, Fort Mill, and Indian Land.

Repair or replace, honestly

Plenty of companies only want the rebuild. We would rather fix the deck you have, because most of the time that is what it needs, and because the homeowner who gets an honest answer this year is the one who calls us for the porch next year.

So we check the surface, the stairs, the railings, and the point where the deck attaches to the house. Then we tell you whether you are looking at a finish problem, a board problem, or a structural one, and we price only that. If the framing or the posts are too far gone, we say so and scope a rebuild instead of patching something unsafe.

If the deck shifts underfoot, a railing moves, or the steps feel loose, stay off that area until someone has looked at it.

Wood rot deck repair

Rot starts where water sits and the wood stays damp: the boards closest to the house, board ends, stair stringers, and the base of the posts, where mulch and sprinklers keep the wood wet. We cut back to sound wood, replace what is gone, and deal with the water that caused it, so the same board does not fail again. Rot that has reached the joists or the posts that carry the deck is a structural repair, and we price it as one.

Porch repair, from the floor to the screens

A porch is built the same way a deck is and fails in the same places, so the same crew repairs both.

  • Porch floors: soft boards at the edges and around the posts come out, the joists underneath get checked, and the new boards go in and get sealed.
  • Railings, steps, and posts: loose railings re-secured, missing balusters replaced, steps and stringers rebuilt, and rotted posts and trim against the house replaced.
  • Screens: torn or sagging screens re-stretched or replaced panel by panel, with new spline and pet-resistant screen on the panels that take the abuse. If the frame is soft, the wood gets fixed first.

Restoration after the repair

Once the boards and the framing are solid, a gray or peeling deck gets its finish back with surface prep, sanding, and a fresh stain, sealer, or paint. Restoration goes after the repair, not before, because new boards and weathered boards take a finish differently. See deck staining, sealing, and restoration.

How the estimate works

Text photos to (980) 391-6833 with a line about what feels wrong. A wide shot of the deck, close-ups of the soft spots, the stairs, and the spot where the deck meets the house tell us most of what we need. A real person looks at them and calls you back with the estimate the same business day. Bigger jobs, and anything structural, get an in-person visit before the final price. The estimate is free, and the minimum for a repair visit is $150.

A local insured deck crew, and a real person answers

iFIXX is a family-owned company, and Jaime Aguilar is the owner. We are not a franchise or a call center: when you call or text, a real person from our team answers, and you get the price before any work starts.

Need a new deck or porch instead?

If the deck is past saving, or you want more than a repair, we also build new decks and screened porches.

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Signs You May Need Deck & Porch Repair

Not sure if you need help? Here are common signs it's time to call a professional.

A board feels soft or spongy underfoot
The railing moves when you lean on it
Steps flex, squeak, or a tread has pulled loose
Screws or nails backing out across the surface
Dark, damp wood near the house or at the base of a post
A post that has started to lean
Soft spots on the porch floor near the edges
Porch screens torn, sagging, or pushed out by a pet

How It Works

We make getting quality deck & porch repair simple and stress-free.

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Text photos of the problem

Send photos to (980) 391-6833 with a line about what feels wrong. A wide shot of the deck, close-ups of the soft spots, the stairs, and where the deck meets the house tell us most of what we need.

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A real person calls you back

Someone from our team looks at the photos and calls you with the estimate the same business day. Bigger jobs, and anything structural, get an in-person visit before the final price.

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Repair or replace, honestly

We price the repair that fixes the problem. If the framing or the posts are too far gone, we say so and scope a rebuild instead of patching something unsafe.

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Fix it and walk it with you

Failed boards and framing replaced, railings and steps re-secured, the water that caused the rot dealt with, and the deck walked with you before we leave.

What Charlotte Homeowners Say

5 (16 reviews on Google)
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Jen Jen

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June 2026

"Had an amazing experience! Very knowledge , punctual , hard working crew . Great prices and outstanding work . Will definitely use them again"

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Alfonzo Jowers

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March 2026

"Crew was on time and very professional. Work was done in a timely fashion and we was very pleased with the results."

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Zack Aschliman

Google
February 2026

"I recently hired Jaime to drywall a storage closet from start to finish, and I couldn't be more impressed. The quality of his work is outstanding; the walls are perfectly smooth and the attention to detail is obvious. Beyond the craftsmanship, his professionalism really stood out. He was punctual every day and kept communication clear throughout the entire process, so I always knew exactly what to expect. It is rare to find someone who is as reliable as they are skilled. I highly recommend I Fixx Remodeling for any home project! They are my go-to guys!"

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Mark Thomas

Google
January 2026

"Jamie and his team did an excellent job installing new flooring at a fair price. I would recommend his services to everyone I know."

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RoadRunnabeats

Google
July 2025

"Best guys you could have in your home or business anything you could need they can provide on a service level with with good cost and even better work. These are your guys!"

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Danny Black

Google
July 2025

"Great attention to detail, awesome craftsmanship with our home remodel!! Would highly recommend for any home remodel or fixer up project! Very knowledgeable and price point for quality work is superb!!!"

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you do deck repair near me in Charlotte?

In South Charlotte and the towns around it, yes: Ballantyne, Matthews, Mint Hill, Pineville, Waxhaw, Weddington, Fort Mill, and Indian Land. Text photos to (980) 391-6833 and a real person calls you back with an estimate the same business day. If you are close by but not on that list, ask and we will tell you honestly.

Can you repair a loose deck railing?

Yes. A railing that moves usually comes down to a loose or rotted post, fasteners that have failed, or a post that was never anchored well. We find which one it is, re-secure or replace the post, and replace missing or broken balusters so the railing holds when someone leans on it.

Do you repair wood rot on decks?

Yes. Rot starts where water sits and the wood stays damp: board ends, stair stringers, the base of the posts, and the boards and trim against the house. We cut back to sound wood, replace what is gone, and seal the repair so water stops sitting there. If the rot has reached the joists or the posts that hold the deck up, we tell you and price that part separately instead of covering it with a new board.

Can you replace just a few deck boards?

Yes. Replacing a few soft, cracked, or splintering boards is a normal repair, on wood or composite decks. While the boards are up we check the joists underneath, because a soft board sometimes means the framing below needs attention too. New boards will look different from weathered ones until the deck is refinished, and we tell you that before we start.

Should I repair or replace my deck?

Usually repair. A few bad boards, a loose railing, or broken steps do not mean the whole deck is done. The structure decides it: if the posts, the joists, and the ledger where the deck meets the house are sound, a repair keeps the deck going. If they are past saving, we tell you straight and price a rebuild instead of patching something unsafe.

Can you repair torn porch screens?

Yes. Torn screens, panels a dog pushed through, mesh that sags away from the frame, and spline that has dried out and popped loose. We re-stretch or replace the screen panel by panel, put in new spline so the mesh stays tight, and can use a heavier pet-resistant screen on the panels that take the most abuse. If the frame itself is soft, we repair the wood first, because new screen on rotten wood does not hold.

How fast do I get a deck repair estimate?

Text photos to (980) 391-6833 with a line about what is wrong, and a real person calls you back with the estimate the same business day. Business hours are Monday to Saturday, 8:30am to 5:30pm. Bigger or structural jobs get an in-person visit before the final price. The estimate is free, and the minimum for a repair visit is $150.

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