New builds, full tear-downs, Trex composite conversions, and extensions — framed properly and finished with details that hold up.
A failing two-story deck with rotted framing and a sagging rail came off entirely. What went back up spans the full rear of the house with dual staircases.
Splintering, cupped wood replaced with Trex composite in a warm gray, picture-framed at the perimeter and carried down the full stair run. No annual sanding and staining.
An aging orange-stained wood deck was extended and rebuilt in Trex, with black aluminum balusters replacing the old wood pickets. The footprint grew enough for a full seating area, and the staircase was rebuilt to match.
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Dated lattice skirting gave way to a clean solid skirt, with new framing, a rebuilt stair run, and black metal balusters that match the home's windows.
A poured concrete pad below, a full-width elevated deck above — wrapped columns, black railing, and a covered patio underneath that doubles the usable outdoor space.
Framed to code, built for the way you'll actually use the space.
Full removal and haul-off when a deck is past repair.
Trex and composite decking that ends the yearly refinishing.
Cleaning, sanding, and re-staining decks that still have good bones.
Tell us about your yard, your style, and how you want to use the space.
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