Pick your deck. We’ll build it.

It comes down to four things: square footage, how high off the ground it sits, which board line you pick (Trex and TimberTech each have several tiers), and whether you want it covered. A ground-level deck and a second-storey covered porch are very different jobs. We'll measure and give you a written, itemized number so you can see exactly where the money goes — that visit is free.

Yes. Most decks over a certain height need a permit and an inspection, and requirements differ by county. We'll tell you upfront whether your job needs one and handle the filing as part of the project.

Both. We're licensed, and we carry insurance on every job. Ask and we'll email you the certificate before we start — you should be asking every contractor for that.

A straightforward composite deck is usually a matter of days on site once materials are in. A covered porch takes longer because of the roof framing. Permits and material lead times are the usual reason a start date moves, and we'll give you honest dates rather than optimistic ones.

Yes. We do deck repair, board replacement, railing swaps, fence sections and trim work alongside full builds. If it's genuinely too small to be worth a trip, we'll say so rather than quote you a padded number.

We do. Framing, drywall, painting, trim, doors, cabinets and hardwood flooring — residential and commercial. Same crew, so an addition can go from framing to finished trim without handing off to anyone else.