Custom decks and covered structures that add usable square footage and lasting value — built by the same crew from framing to final walkthrough.
A deck or covered patio isn't decoration — it's square footage you actually live in, rain or shine. One homeowner told us the covered deck we built transformed their entire backyard; that's the standard we build every project to, not the exception.
Aging or rotting deck boards
Loose railings or soft, spongy boards
Want shade or rain cover for year-round use
Planning to sell and want to add real value
Want a dedicated space for entertaining
Mosquitoes making evenings outside miserable
Pressure-treated framing with your choice of decking board, built to proper span and joist-spacing codes — not just what looks right from the ground.
The traditional choice, with lower upfront cost than composite.
No staining, no sanding, no annual maintenance — composite boards hold their color and resist rot for decades on the same properly built structural frame underneath.
Higher upfront cost, significantly lower cost of ownership over time.
A solid or louvered roof structure that turns a patio into usable space during rain and peak sun — often tied directly into the existing roofline for a built-in look.
Pairs naturally with a concrete patio or existing deck.
Pergolas add defined structure and partial shade without fully enclosing the space; screened enclosures solve the mosquito problem entirely while keeping the space open-air.
Both work as standalone structures or additions to an existing deck or patio.
Size, footprint, and roofline tie-in planned before permitting or a single post goes in.
Proper footing depth and structural framing sized to load and span — the part nobody sees but everybody relies on.
Clean, precise installation of decking boards, railings, and any roof or screen structure.
We review the completed structure and answer questions before calling it done.
"The covered deck they built transformed our backyard. Great craftsmanship, solid materials, and they were a pleasure to work with. Highly recommend to anyone in the area."
Neither is universally "better" — wood costs less upfront and gives a classic look but needs periodic staining and sealing; composite costs more upfront but needs essentially no maintenance for 25+ years. We'll walk through the real tradeoffs for your budget and priorities.
Often yes, depending on size, height, and whether it's attached to the house. We handle the permitting process as part of the project so you don't have to navigate it yourself.
Most standalone deck or covered patio projects take 1–2 weeks depending on size and complexity. Projects tied into the existing roofline or paired with a concrete pour take longer — we'll give you a specific timeline after the design walkthrough.
Plan on cleaning and re-staining or sealing every 1–2 years depending on sun exposure, plus periodic inspection of fasteners and structural connections. Composite decking eliminates nearly all of this.
Sometimes — it depends on the condition and code compliance of the existing structure. We'll assess it honestly at the estimate and tell you if extending it is a sound option or if starting fresh is the better investment.
Free on-site estimate — we'll design around how you actually want to use the space.
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