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We cannot promise a reply, a response time or resolution of an individual contractor dispute. Our guidance is educational: it is not a structural design, inspection, contractor certification or approval of your deck’s safety.
Photos and descriptions alone cannot establish whether ledger connections, framing, guards or foundations are safe. Suspected instability, elevated decks, unusual loads and structural modifications call for an on-site assessment by an appropriately qualified contractor or structural engineer. Do not use a deck you suspect is unstable until it has been assessed. Consult your local building department about applicable permits and code requirements rather than relying on general guidance as project approval.