Rotten Deck Joists Treated and Fixed by Kong Armor Deck Rescue Painters Walton KY | NO BIG DEAL
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Rotten Deck Joists do not need to be the end of your deck.
Nor are they usually a big deal if you get the right contractor or company to handle them.
And they don't need to force you into making drastic decisions.
"LIKE TEARING YOUR DECK DOWN AND REPLACING"
At Kong Armor 🦍 we offer full Restoration and Repair 🛠🧰 of Decks in Conjunction with the Purchase of our Lifetime Deck Armor System🛡.
Over the years we've developed a special process, to stop ✋️ joist rot dead in its tracks. And to Restore the damaged structural beams.
It includes the use of a compound we've developed called #rockhard #rotshot. It kills mildew, bacteria, algae, mold, stops the chemical reaction that causes rust and corrosion, and solidifies the rotten area to #rockhard.
The use of #rockhard - #rotshot prevents the rotten bacteria or organic growth from continuing to spread , and stops it from jumping over into any new wood added to repair or sure up the rotten section .
From there we simply bring in a sister board place it adjacent to the old joist and bolt 🔩 it on.
This creates a new joists, and typically makes the area twice as strong as it was before.
The affected deck is now stronger than it ever was , and needs no major tear down or replacement.
From there our company goes on and will then resurface the structure in our Special #highbuild #highstretch #ultratough #lifetimedeckarmor.
Which closes off completely the nail and screw holes 🕳 in the floors of decks.
( one of the main reasons deck joists Rot occurs is from the inadequate protection of floor fastener entry points with thin residential deck paints and stains , or no protection at all. Water 💦 gets into these openings and accesses the nails or screws causing a rust reaction that sets off a chemical reaction in the wood and causes rotten Deck boards and deck joists)
The use of a #industrialgrade #thickbuild #deckcoating like Kong Armor 🦍 that can completely close these nail and screw entry holes 🕳 off from water 💧 is the cure.
It's drastically drastically cuts down the chances of the problem developing.
So we got the Restoration and Repair for Deck Joists Rot 🛠🧰 , the compound to stop it from spreading🛑 , and the prevention needed to keep it from developing in the future.🦍
What we know is simple !
If you have joist rot, we can typically restore and repair it and everything else that's wrong with your deck in less than 4 hours of crew style deck repair.
Then the next day we can resurface your deck back to the most protected and beautiful it's ever been in its life.
Not Replacement ❗️ NOT A BIG DEAL ❗️
DONT NEED TO FREAK OUT ❗️ NOT A DRASTIC COST 💸IF DONE CORRECTLY THE FIRST TIME.
If you live in the Northern Kentucky - Cincinnati - SouthEast Indiana area we got you covered.
Sign up for a free quote 📝 now on our website :
Https://kongarmor.com
📲859-815-0652
* Kong Armor only offers deck repair in conjunction with the Purchase and application of our Lifetime Deck Armor System, or to existing Kong Armor Lifetime Deck Armor System owners who have Lifetime Service Promise and Lifetime Limited Warranty. We do not offer stand alone deck repair to the public. The good news is our restoration and coating system combined is nowhere near the cost 💸 of Replacement for most deck owners and typically pays for itself at Application via Replacement cost avoidance, and then again over the years as you avoid completely painting or staining your deck ever again. It's the best deal in all of deck refinishing for those with severely weathered and dilapidated structures needing repair/restoration ACT NOW ❗️❗️❗️
Thanks for the tips, just discovered some problems with my 20 year old deck in Missouri,built it myself,working on fixing it
Awesome video! I’ve read some people place a small gap between the sister board and the original board. The concern is that water will get trapped between the two boards and increase rot. In your opinion, is that an issue? I noticed your boards and connected together. Thank you.
Mr Ford. Greatly appreciate your video--Thanks!
Your welcome 🙏
I just dried all the joists up and scabbed a 2x4 on each joist, replaced every joist hanger, and then replaced the deck boards on top. Good as new. I would have rather just flipped the deck joista but i didnt have the time or patience to do it right but that is what i usually do. Just flip the deck joist and put in new hangers and picos and then new boards on top.
There is more than one way to eat a resses
Hope u subscribe and join rthe channel tribe .. we need ur support. Especially someone that knows how to repair decks.
I heard someone saying use asphalt shingle for something?! Maybe between sister joist or on top of joist?! Not sure? Do you guys recommend using that butylene tape on top of the joists? Unfortunately I didn't do anything like that 20 years ago a lot of the deck screws are rotting out
I have to replace my deck boards (15 years in FL sun has done some work on them). I started to pull the deck boards up and I have some wood rot in a few areas. I plan to use a product like this or Bondo Wood restorer...it's basically a similar thing. My question is...once I have cleaned the area and used that to harden the wood, should I use a wood filler to build it back up? I have a spot right in the side of where my steps attached that is rotten. There was no space between where the step was installed so water and leaves easily got trapped up against the joined where the step board touched.
Silverback Epoxy lowlanddecksupply.com ... bondo won't work
I took my floor off and have a few spots of rot, should I just sister some 2x4 on both sides?
I wish you were a little closer. I’m in Evansville , love your videos man!
You should
I run into the same problem that you show in your video. How you mix the acetone? Can you explain how you make it? I want to fix my rotten wood joint.
Absolutely not. You don't need to be making penetrating hardners for wood as a diy individual. The last thing I need is a body on my conscious from you breathing in some chemical mixture and falling over. Or you loosing your eyesight or something silly. Go to the hardware store and find a wood rot hardner
should remove loose wood rot first.
Yep
can you get this at home depot
What?