Composite decks
Low-maintenance composite decking with hidden fasteners and no annual staining.
Built to Hold a Full House
Decks
& Porches
Composite decks, covered porches, and outdoor living space built to code and built to hold a full house of guests.
Licensed
& Insured
24 hrs
Estimate Turnaround
Philadelphia
& Surrounding Counties
The part nobody sees is the part that matters
A deck is a structure, not a surface. Footings below the frost line, properly flashed ledger board, correct joist spacing, and hardware rated for the load. Get those wrong and the boards on top do not matter, no matter how good they look on day one.
This is the work we do most. Composite decks, covered porches with real rooflines, and carports, built to code and inspected. Look at the before and after builds on our portfolio page and you will see the same jobs from framing through to finish.
The Work
What We Handle
Covered porches
Porches with hip or gable rooflines, wood ceilings, and columns tied into the house.
Wood decks
Pressure treated and cedar decking where the budget or the look calls for it.
Railings and stairs
Metal, composite, and wood railing systems with code-compliant stairs.
Carports and structures
Freestanding covered structures, including masonry rebuilds.
How It Works
From First Call
to Final Walkthrough
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01
Site visit and design
We look at the grade, the door height, and how you want to use the space, then scope it honestly.
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02
Permits and footings
Permits pulled, then footings dug below the frost line and inspected before we build on them.
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03
Framing and ledger
Ledger board flashed and fastened to the house properly, then framing and joists set to spec.
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04
Decking and rails
Decking, railings, stairs, and trim installed, then a final walkthrough.
Included
What Comes
With the Job
Every one of these is part of the price you approve, not an add-on discovered later.
- Free on-site consultation and written itemized estimate
- Permits and code inspections
- Footings dug below frost line, properly sized for the load
- Ledger board flashed so water cannot get into the house
- Hidden fasteners on composite decking
- Full site cleanup and a final walkthrough
Questions
Common Questions
Composite or wood?
Composite costs more up front and never needs staining. Wood costs less and needs maintenance every year or two. We price both so you can decide with real numbers.
Do decks need a permit?
In most cases yes, and we pull it. An unpermitted deck becomes your problem when you sell the house.
How long does a deck take?
Most decks are a couple of weeks including the inspection stops. Covered porches take longer because of the roof.
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Decks & Porches Project?
Free consultation, itemized estimate, and an answer within 24 hours. Serving Philadelphia and the surrounding counties, at no cost and no pressure.