Every deck starts with a visit to the property. We look at the grade, the sun, how you get in and out of the house, and what you want to use the space for, then give you one fixed price for the whole job.
We build in cedar, pressure-treated lumber and composite. Railings can be glass, black aluminum, timber or lattice, whichever suits the house. Stairs, landings, covered sections, privacy screens and built-in planters are all part of the same build.
A lot of our decks are at cottages, on rock, on slopes and near the water, where the ground is never flat and you can't bring a truck right up to the site. We have built enough of them to plan for it.
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What a customer said
“Their workmanship was first class and the work was completed ahead of schedule. We made several changes on the fly and they accommodated every request.”
Common questions
Cedar, pressure-treated or composite?
Pressure-treated is the most economical. Cedar costs more, looks better and handles moisture well. Composite costs the most up front and needs the least upkeep. We will give you a price on whichever you are leaning toward, and we are happy to price two side by side.
Can you build on rock or a steep slope?
Yes. A good part of our work is at cottages, on granite and sloped lots. The footings and framing are planned around the site rather than forced onto it.
How is a deck priced?
One fixed, all-inclusive price for the whole project. It only changes if the scope changes, and then only with a written change order that you sign.
Ready to talk about your project?
Send a few details and photos of your space. We'll get back to you with next steps and a free estimate.