Decks can usually be completed in just a few days, but more complex designs or those exceeding 1000 sq ft may take longer to finish.

When deciding between composite and wood decks, think about what matters most to you. Composite decks require less maintenance and have a longer lifespan, typically lasting 25-30 years or more, but they do come with a higher initial price tag and may not offer the same natural aesthetic as wood. Wood decks, however, provide a beautiful, natural look with a variety of wood types and stains to choose from. They can be refinished to extend their life but need more upkeep and are susceptible to issues like rot and insect damage. Weigh your budget, maintenance preferences, and aesthetic desires to make the best choice for your deck.

Yes, we can help with this, but it’s something you can do on your own to expedite the project. Getting permits in order before hiring your deck builder can save time. We recommend looking into the permit requirements and handling it early, but if you need advice or guidance, we’re happy to assist.

The addition of railings can vary significantly based on the size and design. For larger decks with custom or fancy railings, it could add over $20k to the total cost. Reach out to us for an initial quote, and if it’s within your range, we can come by for an on-site assessment to give you a precise estimate.

Yes, we hold the necessary licenses, insurance, and bonding to ensure a safe and reliable service.