Free 20-Point Deck Check

Green Shield is partnering with the North American Deck and Railing Association (NADRA) to address a critical reality: thousands of homeowners are injured by deck failures every year. Returning to a previously known hazardous site, Green Shield CEO Adam Rought demonstrates how weak ledger connections and unstable staircases create hidden dangers that compromise an entire structure.

To ensure every outdoor space has a hardworking backbone, Green Shield is providing free, comprehensive 20-point Deck Check for homeowners across Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio. Our team eliminates common failure points by replacing rotting wood with wood-free composite decking and premier commercial-grade aluminum railing.

Green Shield believes that professional engineering is the only defense against an aging or improperly constructed deck. Homeowners can visit the Green Shield website to schedule a professional evaluation and transition their vision into a safe, reliably engineered reality.

If you remember, we were here in the fall showcasing how dangerous this deck was. The reason I came back is because May is deck safety awareness month. With our partnership with the North American Deck and Railing Association, we are filming a video today to spread awareness that approximately eight thousand people per year injured by decks and our part is that we're offering free deck inspections. This is a twenty point inspection for anybody in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio. If you remember from the video, this platform was essentially collapsing. There was a ton of spring in the staircase. We've got four new posts, a new ledger connection. The ledger is really what was failing and this is an extremely common place to have deck failure. Failure among other things. So the railing, railing you can tip right off. That's why Green Shield uses premium commercial grade aluminum railing. You can go to greenshielddeckbuilders dot com. Get your free twenty point inspection.