Frequently Asked Questions

You should get a permit when required by your municipality. It’s added protection to make sure your project is built to code.

Yes.In addition to decks, we offer a full range or carpentry services, including pergolas, gazebos, garages, sheds, windows, doors, siding and the all kinds of interior renovations.

Depending on snow and frost, we can build decks and fences year-round. If we can make the project area accessible and ground conditions are suitable, we can build.

Yes. We carry one million dollars in commercial general liability insurance. All crew members are covered by workers compensation.

Yes. All material is covered for failure and defect for 1 year (additional product warranty may be offered by certain manufacturers).All craftsmanship is warrantied for one year.

A 25% payment is due once construction starts. The remaining 75% is due one construction is complete.

Yes. Decks can be attached to your house via a ledger board. It is critically important that the ledger is attached properly, flashed properly and the proper fasteners and connectors are used.

For a 6’ high wooden fence, generally, we install the corner and gate posts at 36” and line posts at 30”. Depending on the height of the fence, the gate size or the fence design, posts may need to be set deeper.

There are many variables that dictate the cost if a deck. Square foot pricing can be misleading. The height, site conditions, complexity and material selections all affect the price. With a few details, we can provide a price range in just a few minutes.

Size, design and site conditions all affect fence pricing. With a few details, we can provide a price range in just a few minutes.

Although there are some low-cost composites on the market, a quality, warrantied composite is considerably more expensive than pressure treated decking, a good composite deck board is at least 5 times the cost of a pressure treated deck board.