New decks in treated lumber, cedar and composite, built on solid footings with safe railings and stairs.
A deck extends your living space into the yard, and a well-built one is a joy for decades. A poorly built one sags, rots at the ledger and becomes a safety problem. The difference is in the footings, the framing, the connections and the flashing.
We build decks in pressure-treated lumber, cedar and composite, attached to the house with proper ledger flashing and supported on footings sized for the load. We frame with correct joist spacing and hangers, add railings and stairs that meet safe standards and finish with the surface and trim you choose.
Footings must reach firm soil, below the frost line, and posts must be sized for the load. We use joist hangers, hurricane ties and proper fasteners so the frame stays tight.
Most deck failures start where the deck meets the house. We flash the ledger correctly and use through-bolts or structural screws, never just nails.
Composite is low maintenance, cedar is warm and natural, and treated lumber is cost-friendly. Railings and stairs are built to a safe height and spacing, with lighting if you want.
Step lights, post lights and outlets make a deck usable at night. We plan power and lighting during construction so wires are hidden.
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BeforeAfterSafe, solid construction.
Below frost line and sized for load.
Water kept out of the house.
Choose the look and upkeep.
Built safe and sturdy.
Local rules planned in.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Material guideDeckingPressure-treated wood, cedar and composite compared for cost, look, upkeep and lifespan.Learn more 
Project ideaBefore You SellA short round of repairs and fresh paint makes a home photograph better, show better and negotiate better.Learn more 
Project ideaNew HomeownerMoving in means setting up. Mount, hang, assemble, seal and fix, so the house feels like yours from…Learn more Enter deck size or fence length and see boards, joists, posts and panels to plan for.
Tell us what you need and send photos if you can. We plan the visit so we arrive ready.
We see the work, ask questions and give you a clear written price.
We agree a day and an arrival window, and call when we are on the way.
Floors protected, work done in a sensible order and you updated as we go.
We clean the work area and walk through the finished work with you.
We note anything to watch and stay a call away for questions.
Composite needs little upkeep and costs more at the start. Wood is classic and needs regular sealing. Our decking guide compares them.
Most decks do. We help with the application and drawings where needed.
A typical deck takes one to two weeks, depending on size, weather and details.
Yes, as part of the design. We plan the posts and framing to carry the roof or pergola.
Yes. Low-voltage step and rail lights can be built in.
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