Las Vegas sun is brutal on outdoor wood. Boards cup, split, and grey out fast without protection. We replace the damaged boards, re-secure loose fasteners, and sand the surface smooth before sealing.
Safety matters most on railings and steps. We reinforce posts, replace cracked balusters, and repair loose stair treads so the structure is solid under real weight, not just cosmetically fixed.
Patio covers and pergolas get the same care — re-anchoring posts, replacing failed hardware, and repainting or sealing exposed timber to survive another desert summer.
Shade structures take a beating here: UV chews the finish off south-facing beams, fasteners back out through repeated heat cycling, and monsoon gusts find any lag that was never fully seated. We re-torque hardware, replace corroded fasteners with coated exterior-rated ones, and seal cut ends before they check.
Refinishing on a timeline matters — a UV-stable stain applied in the morning shade lasts noticeably longer than one flashed off in 105°F direct sun, so we schedule around the surface temperature.
Deck & Patio Repair Prices in Las Vegas
Typical deck & patio repair price ranges in Las Vegas| Job | Typical price | What's included |
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| Deck board replacement | $95–$250 | Per section; matched and screwed flush. |
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| Railing repair or replacement | $150–$400 | Loose posts re-anchored to code height. |
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| Stair tread repair | $120–$300 | Split or springy treads replaced and secured. |
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| Deck stain / seal | $250–$700 | Cleaned, sanded where needed, UV-rated sealer. |
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| Patio cover repair | $175–$500 | Fascia, posts, lattice, and alumawood panels. |
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| Pergola or shade structure repair | $200–$600 | Re-anchoring, rot replacement, hardware swaps. |
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Ranges cover typical Las Vegas homes and include labor, standard materials, and cleanup. Access issues, two-story work, or materials you'd like us to source can shift the price. You always get a firm written quote before we start — estimates are free.
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