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Deck Replacement Johns Creek, GAFulton County · Medlock Bridge · Country Club of the South
Deck replacement Johns Creek, GA: when repair no longer makes sense, B&T rebuilds your deck in Johns Creek. Same footprint or a new layout, wood or composite, and a free written estimate.
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Rebuilds · Johns Creek, GA
Replacing a deck in Johns Creek
Is it time to replace your Johns Creek deck, not patch it?
Replacing a deck means more than swapping boards. The old structure comes out, the footings and framing are checked or rebuilt, and the new deck goes on a structure that is meant to last. B&T handles that process for homeowners in Johns Creek with a written scope up front.
Replacing a Johns Creek deck is often about upgrading to higher-end materials and a layout that suits the way you entertain, not just swapping worn boards.
Johns Creek is a suburb known for its golf and country-club communities, including Country Club of the South, St. Ives and Medlock Bridge. Many homes here have outdoor spaces that were planned as part of the house.
Replacing a deck near Country Club of the South or Medlock Bridge starts with one question: what should the new deck do that the old one could not?
- The owner comes to the visit and writes the estimate himself
- Crews with 10+ years of combined experience
- Insured (general liability)
- Rated 5.0 on Google across 31 reviews as of Nov 2026
- Photos from our own jobs, not stock images
Before, during and after
Old, sagging or rotten? Rebuilt right.
Before a new deck goes up, the old one comes apart, and that is when we see the real condition underneath. Here are actual B&T photos of worn decks, fresh framing and completed projects.
Pictures of our work across North Georgia, which may or may not include a job in Johns Creek.
Price & estimate
What a deck replacement costs in Johns Creek
The biggest price drivers for a replacement are the size, the height and the material you choose for the new surface. Every yard is different, so we price each job after we see the deck. Wood costs less up front, composite costs more and asks for less upkeep, and we price both when you ask.
What is included
What a deck replacement covers
- Demolition of the old deck, confirmed in the written scope
- Removal of old lumber and debris, confirmed in the estimate
- A walk-through of the finished deck with the owner
- New decking in pressure-treated wood or composite
Signs to look for
Repair, or replace?
A cluster of these problems is a signal to start over instead of fixing the deck again.
- Posts have decay at the base or no longer stand plumb
- The railing does not meet the height or strength it should
- The deck has already been patched several times
- You want to move from wood to low-maintenance composite
Fulton County · terrain & local rules
Local conditions in Johns Creek
Johns Creek has gently rolling North Georgia terrain with wooded lots and stream corridors, and stream buffers are a major land-development constraint across the city.
Johns Creek has rules about building near streams and removing trees, and homeowners should confirm the current details with the city. On a lot with a creek, those rules can decide where a deck fits.
A Johns Creek deck replacement should suit your home, so we discuss board color, railing and finish with you before any work starts.
Areas you may know in Johns Creek include Country Club of the South, Medlock Bridge and St. Ives Country Club. Main routes through the area include State Bridge Road, Jones Bridge Road, Medlock Bridge Road and McGinnis Ferry Road.
Materials & options
Rebuilding with composite or pressure-treated wood
A replacement deck can use the same material as the old one or an upgrade. Pressure-treated pine is the lower-cost route and works well when it is cleaned and sealed regularly. Composite decking, from brands such as Trex or TimberTech, costs more up front and cuts maintenance a lot. The frame underneath is built to the same standard either way, and you can ask us to price both.
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How it works
How a deck replacement runs
Tell us about the deck
Photos of the whole deck and the stairs are the best start. Text them or use the form, and we reply the same day.
Walk-through and scope
Breno looks at the structure, tells you what is salvageable, and talks through any changes you want.
Free written estimate
The scope arrives in writing: demolition, materials, and any permit or HOA step in the way.
Schedule and permits
We agree on a start date and confirm any city, county or HOA requirement for your address first.
Teardown, rebuild, walk-through
Out goes the old deck and up goes the new one, and we walk through the result with you at the end.
Verified Google reviews
What the neighbors are saying
These are verified Google reviews from B&T customers.
★★★★★
“Breno did an excellent job repairing my home. He was professional, reliable, and paid close attention to every detail. The quality of his work exceeded my expectations…”
★★★★★
“Breno and his team exceeded our expectations. They were organized, efficient, and truly cared about delivering a high-quality result. We couldn't be happier.”
Straight answers · Johns Creek, GA
Replace or patch a Johns Creek deck?
Short answer: When the frame, ledger or posts are failing, replacing is safer than patching. B&T Properties takes Johns Creek decks, including Country Club of the South and Medlock Bridge, down to the structure, rebuilds on a sound frame and writes it all into a free estimate. Text photos to +1 470 863 3707.
How much does deck replacement cost in Johns Creek?
It varies with size, height and material, and we give you a number only after seeing the deck. Demolition, footings and railing change the picture as much as the boards do. The estimate is free and in writing.
I am searching for deck replacement near me in Johns Creek. Do you cover my address?
Replacement quotes start with a look at the old frame, so the first step is a visit or a handful of photos. Johns Creek is one of the cities we visit most, and Alpharetta, Milton and Cumming are on the same circuit. Start with a text that has your address and a photo, and Breno replies the same day.
Who handles permits for a deck replacement in Johns Creek?
A replacement usually means new framing, so we check with the office instead of assuming the old approvals carry over. Permit rules for decks in Johns Creek can change, so we suggest confirming requirements with the city's permitting office. If your lot is near a creek, the city may limit how close a deck can sit to the water, so please confirm with the city before work begins. We check first so the job does not stall halfway.
Is composite worth it when replacing a deck in Johns Creek?
It depends on what matters most. Composite resists rot and skips staining, so it suits people who are done with maintenance. Wood costs less now and can be refinished. A treated-wood frame with composite boards is a common middle path for Johns Creek homes.
How long does a deck replacement take in Johns Creek?
We do not promise a number of days before inspecting the deck. Size, height, stairs, boards and weather all matter, and the estimate carries the timeline we expect to follow.
Does B&T warrant a replacement deck?
We would rather write the answer down than promise it on the phone, so bring it up when you ask for the estimate. Manufacturers publish their own warranties on composite and railing, and the terms are not all the same.
Does my Johns Creek HOA need to approve a deck replacement?
Taking out and rebuilding a deck can count as an exterior change, so a board may ask for the plan first. Many of the city's larger subdivisions are HOA-managed, and several are country-club communities with design review. If an approval is needed, we plan the timeline around it.
Can you replace just the boards and keep the frame?
Not every time, but it is a real option. Our first step is looking over the posts, beams, joists and ledger. Should they be solid, you can keep that frame and swap in new boards and railing on top, whereas a damaged one would shorten the life of anything we add.
Can you reuse the existing footings?
In some cases. We look at how big and how deep each footing is and what condition it is in. Any that fall short of what the new deck calls for get replaced, and we add more where needed.
How does the terrain in Johns Creek affect a deck replacement?
The lot often explains why a deck wore out early, and it shapes the frame we build next. Johns Creek has gently rolling North Georgia terrain with wooded lots and stream corridors, and stream buffers are a major land-development constraint across the city. Tell us what the yard does after a hard rain and we take it from there.
When does a deck in Johns Creek need replacing instead of repairing?
Replacement makes sense when the posts, joists or ledger connection are rotted or unsafe. We check the structure first and tell you before you spend on cosmetic fixes. The estimate is free and written, and we stand behind our labor for one year. Call or text (470) 863-3707 for a same-day reply.
Which neighborhoods in Johns Creek do you serve for deck replacement?
We take deck replacement jobs across Johns Creek, including Country Club of the South, Medlock Bridge and St. Ives Country Club, and nearby parts of Fulton County. If your street is not listed, text us the address and we will confirm.
Area served · Georgia
More in Johns Creek and nearby
B&T Properties serves Johns Creek and the nearby cities below.
Also in Johns Creek: Deck Builder in Johns Creek, Deck Repair in Johns Creek, Screened Porch in Johns Creek.
Also serving: Deck Replacement in Alpharetta, Deck Replacement in Milton, Deck Replacement in Cumming.
See the full North Georgia service area.
Neighborhoods we serve in Johns Creek: St. Ives, Sugar Mill. Questions first? Read the Deck Replacement FAQs and the Fulton County deck FAQs. Permit guides: Deck permit guide for Johns Creek.
Same service in nearby cities: Deck Replacement Alpharetta GA, Deck Replacement Milton GA, Deck Replacement Roswell GA, Deck Replacement Dunwoody GA.
More services in Johns Creek: Deck Builder Johns Creek GA, Deck Repair Johns Creek GA, Screened Porch Johns Creek GA, Composite Decking Johns Creek GA, Deck Railing Johns Creek GA, Covered Deck Johns Creek GA, Deck Stairs Johns Creek GA, Deck Staining Johns Creek GA, Multi-Level Deck Johns Creek GA.
Resources: Deck Replacement FAQ, Fulton County deck FAQ.
Who’s doing the work
About B&T Properties
If you live in Johns Creek or elsewhere in Fulton County, you will deal directly with Breno, the owner of B&T Properties. He inspects the site, prices the work and checks in until it is complete. The crew's experience with decks adds up to 10+ years, and General Liability insurance covers the business.
Upgrades
Add-ons to consider
Thinking beyond the basics? Mention any of these at your free estimate and Breno will go over what makes sense for your home.
Cover or screens
A roof or a screened section for shade and bug-free evenings.
Stairs and landings
A better way down to the yard, with extra width, a landing or a second flight.
Multi-level layouts
Two levels can follow your slope and give dining and lounging their own space.
Composite decking
Low-maintenance boards in a range of colors, priced next to wood so you can compare.
Written warranty
1-year workmanship warranty
For 12 months after we finish, B&T Properties stands behind its labor in writing. A problem traced to how we built or repaired it is corrected at no cost. Excluded: defective materials, age-related wear, weather events, improper use, missing maintenance, and anyone else’s repairs. Put your claim in writing.
Free written estimate
Get your Johns Creek deck replacement estimate from Breno — free and in writing.
No call center, no sales rep — the person who answers is the person who does the work.