A two-level composite deck with black railings and lit steps behind a home at sunset

Custom deck builders · Composite specialists

Decks built to be lived on. For decades.

We design and build new composite decks, and we keep the decks you already have safe and looking sharp with repairs and staining. One crew, clear pricing, and a deck you'll be proud to show off.

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  • Free, itemized quotes
  • Composite specialists
  • Builds, repairs & staining

What we do

Everything your deck needs, from the footings up.

New deck framing on concrete footings with composite boards being installed
Our specialty

New deck builds

From a simple ground-level platform to a multi-level deck with stairs, lighting and railings, we handle the whole job: design, materials, framing and finish. Solid framing comes first, because a deck is only as good as what's underneath it.

  • Custom layouts sized to your home and yard
  • Composite and wood options, with honest advice on both
  • Stairs, railings, picture-frame borders and step lighting
  • Clean job site, start to finish
Plan your new deck
Deck boards removed to replace the joists underneath, with new lumber stacked nearby

Deck repairs

Soft or rotted boards, wobbly railings, loose stairs or tired framing. We find the cause, fix it properly, and tell you straight whether a repair or a rebuild makes more sense.

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A wooden deck half freshly stained in a cedar tone next to weathered grey boards

Staining & sealing

Bring grey, weathered wood back to life. We clean and prep the boards, then apply a quality stain and sealer that protects against sun and water.

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Why we love composite

Looks like wood. Doesn't need the upkeep.

Composite decking is our favorite material to build with. It costs more up front than pressure-treated wood, but most homeowners get that back in the weekends and stain they never have to spend.

CompositeWood
Yearly staining or sealingNot neededEvery 2–3 years
SplintersNoneOver time
Rot & insect resistanceHighNeeds treatment
Color over timeHolds its colorGreys without stain
Up-front costHigherLower

Prefer wood? We build with that too, and we'll help you pick what fits your budget and how you use your yard.

How it works

A simple process, no surprises.

  1. 01

    Free consultation

    We visit, measure, and talk through how you want to use the space, plus your style and budget.

  2. 02

    Design & itemized quote

    You get a clear layout and a written quote that spells out materials and labor. No vague lump sums.

  3. 03

    The build

    We frame it solid, install it clean, and keep you updated. The job site stays tidy every day.

  4. 04

    Final walkthrough

    We walk the finished deck with you, haul away the debris, and make sure you're happy before we call it done.

Built right. Built to last.

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Questions

Good to know.

Don't see your question? Just ask us.

How much does a new deck cost?

It depends on size, height, material, railings and stairs. Composite costs more than pressure-treated wood up front, but it saves you years of staining and upkeep. After a free visit we'll give you a written, itemized quote, so you know exactly what you're paying for.

How long does it take to build a deck?

Most residential decks take a few days to a couple of weeks on site, depending on size, design and weather. We'll give you a realistic timeline with your quote, and any permit time is planned in.

Do I need a permit?

Many decks do, especially raised decks or decks attached to the house. We'll go over the requirements for your project and your area before any work starts.

Do you repair decks you didn't build?

Yes. We fix boards, railings, stairs and framing on existing decks. If the structure isn't worth saving, we'll tell you honestly and walk you through your options.

How often should a wood deck be stained?

Usually every 2–3 years, depending on sun exposure and wear. A simple test: sprinkle some water on the boards. If it soaks in instead of beading up, it's time.

Can you replace my old wood boards with composite?

Often, yes. If the framing underneath is sound and spaced correctly for composite, we can resurface it. We inspect the structure first so the new boards sit on a solid base.

Free quote

Let's build something you'll love spending time on.

Tell us a little about your project. We'll get back to you to set up a free visit and an itemized quote.

  • No obligation. Quotes are always free.
  • Clear pricing. Materials and labor spelled out.
  • Straight answers. Repair or replace, composite or wood.

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