
A deck fails at the structure, not the boards. We set proper footings, frame to code, and finish with railings and decking built to handle New England weather.
No loose ends handed off to you. The scope below is what your deck building project includes from start to finish.
Footings, framing and ledger attachment are what keep a deck safe and level for years — that's where we spend the time.
Railings, stair rise and run, and footing depth are built to what the local code requires, not just what looks finished.
We talk through furniture, grilling, stairs to the yard and traffic before settling on a layout, so the deck fits how you'll actually use it.
We look at the house, the yard and how you want to use the space, and settle on size and layout.
Permits are pulled where required, then footings are dug and set before any framing starts.
The structure is framed to code, the ledger attached properly, then decking, railings and stairs go in.
The site is cleared of debris and we walk the finished deck with you.
Most new decks in Massachusetts need a building permit. We handle the permit as part of the scope when the project requires it.
Deck Building is available across Greater Boston. See the full list of towns we serve and find the one closest to you.
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