Fences, decks & concrete – built to last.

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A deck expands your living space without adding square footage to your home. It becomes the place where your family actually spends time — morning coffee, weekend cookouts, quiet evenings outside. We design and build decks that fit the scale of your home and hold up through every season. Solid framing, proper drainage, and a surface that resists use and weather long after installation day.

Key Benefits of Service

The single largest factor in the cost of your new deck is the total square footage and the material you choose. Pressure-treated wood costs less per square foot, while composite and hardwood sit at the higher end but require far less upkeep. If your vision includes multiple levels, built-in seating, or a pergola, ask about phasing the build so the investment fits your budget without compromising on quality.

  • Footings dug below frost line and set in poured concrete
  • Code-rated joist hangers and hardware at every connection
  • Proper board spacing for drainage and seasonal expansion
  • Railings and stairs built to local code height requirements
  • Ledger board flashed and sealed to prevent water damage
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Maintenance Tips

Composite costs more upfront but never needs staining or sealing — just an occasional wash. Wood is more affordable and offers a classic look but needs attention every year or two to stay protected.

A fresh coat of stain or sealant every 12 to 24 months keeps moisture out and prevents warping, splitting, and graying. Skipping this step is the most common reason wood decks age poorly.

Leaves and dirt trapped between boards hold moisture against the frame underneath. A quick sweep or rinse after fall and storms keeps the structure underneath dry and sound for longer.

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Design & Build Pricing

Most deck projects are priced by square foot, with material as the biggest driver of cost — pressure-treated wood sits at the lower end, composite and hardwood at the higher end. Elevation, multiple levels, built-in seating, and stairs add to the estimate. Every quote is itemized and explained in person before you sign anything, so there are no surprises once the crew shows up.