Loudoun Decks · Northern Virginia
Deck support post replacement.
A deteriorated deck post deserves more than a surface fix. Start with an assessment, understand the repair, and get a clear written scope.
Project eligibility and the included work are confirmed after assessment. Rates for two to five posts are shown below.
See the per-post pricing →
A clear starting point
One project. Pricing by post count.
These rates apply to eligible post-replacement projects after the site assessment and written scope are confirmed.
| Eligible posts | Price per post | Project total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 post | $2,500 | $2,500 |
| 2 posts | $2,250 | $4,500 |
| 3 posts | $1,900 | $5,700 |
| 4 posts | $1,700 | $6,800 |
| 5 posts | $1,500 | $7,500 |
Footing requirements, access, permits or engineering, additional damage and surface restoration are reviewed before the written quote is confirmed. Ask for a separate quote for six or more posts.
More than a piece of lumber
The work beneath the post matters.
The proposed repair scope covers supporting the work area, removing the affected post, excavation, a tubular form and concrete footing, and installation of the replacement post with a galvanized base and anchor.
The assessment determines whether this approach is suitable for your deck and identifies the required dimensions, connections and any additional work. The final written estimate confirms the materials, included work and exclusions for your project.
No single footing depth or connection detail is right for every deck. Existing framing, loads, ground conditions and applicable permit or design requirements must be considered.
Real project documentation
See the work, stage by stage.
Original Loudoun Decks photographs show access, preparation, concrete work and connection details. They illustrate our work; the assessment establishes what your own deck needs.
A closer look
Actual project footage.
Two short, silent clips show the replacement post, base and upper connection. Use the player controls to view each detail.
Understanding the price
Why does a single post cost $2,500?
A single-post repair still requires mobilizing the crew and equipment for separate work stages. The first visit involves opening the work area, excavation and preparing the new concrete footing as specified.
The crew returns for the remaining installation and finishing work after the required concrete curing and any applicable inspections. The price reflects work at an eligible post location and the return visit—not just the piece of lumber.
Actual timing depends on the agreed scope, site conditions, concrete requirements and inspection scheduling. The pricing table shows the per-post rates for projects with two to five eligible locations.
Tell us about your deck
Request a deck post assessment.
Include your project city, approximate deck height, number of posts and the condition you have noticed in the project description. We will review the request and discuss the next step with you.
If the deck appears unstable, keep people off it and arrange an assessment. Do not cut, push or remove a suspect post to test it.