Decks built to stand on for twenty summers
New builds framed properly, and tired decks taken back to the frame instead of boarded over again.
It starts underneath
A deck is only as good as the frame under it.
Boards are the part you see. The part that fails is usually below them.
- Footings set right — below the frost line, not sitting on the lawn.
- Ledger flashed — where the deck meets the house, water gets sent out.
- Joists at the right span — no bounce halfway across.
- Railings you can lean on — posts anchored, not screwed to a rim board.
The usual calls
Four ways a deck job starts
Most of them begin with a board that flexed underfoot.
A deck from nothing
Laid out, footed, framed and boarded — sized to the door it comes off.
Good frame, bad boards
Reboarded and re-railed over a frame with plenty of life left.
The whole thing has gone
Out, and built again properly instead of patched another season.
Steps and railings
The two parts people put their weight on, made right.
Joe worked with our schedule and had it all done in a day even with a surprise downpour.
Around the deck
The rest of the outside gets sorted too.
Steps, railings, a rotted door frame, siding that got knocked about — same visit, same crew.
- Steps and landingsRebuilt at a rise you do not have to think about.
- Rotted timberCut out and replaced instead of filled and painted.
- Doors and trimSet square so they close the way they should.
Deck season books up early
Send a photo of what you have got and Joe will tell you what it needs.