Solved: How to Fix a Failing Covered Deck | Ep. 143

<p>This week on the Today’s Homeowner Podcast, we’re talking about how to fix a failing covered deck — specifically, one with a damaged end beam.</p> <p>“One of the end beams that supports my covered deck may be rotting,” a fan says. “What’s the best way to fix the problem: replace that one beam or replace all the beams?”</p> <p>Listen to the Today’s Homeowner Podcast for the answer to that along with more home improvement tips. Here are other topics featured in this episode:</p> <ul> <li><a href= "https://todayshomeowner.com/video/floor-tile-options-for-your-kitchen-or-bath/"> Tiling a kitchen</a> includes laying cement backerboard over a plywood subfloor. You may know that you must cover the joints between the sheets with tape, but we’re sharing more tricks of the trade for a successful installation.</li> <li>Learn the best, easiest way to <a href= "https://todayshomeowner.com/how-and-when-to-remove-unwanted-grass-from-your-lawn/"> remove grass</a> if you want to replace it with pavers</li> <li>Chelsea talks about the latest episode of <a href= "https://checkinginwithchelsea.com/">Checking In With Chelsea</a>, which focuses on <a href= "https://checkinginwithchelsea.com/video/creating-a-brick-accent-wall-for-cheap/"> installing faux brick panels</a>.</li> </ul> <p> </p>