Deck Builders in Malden and Greater Boston
A good deck adds a room to your house for half the year.
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The full scope, handled by one crew
A good deck adds a room to your house for half the year. We build new decks and porches and rebuild the ones that have seen too many winters: pressure treated or composite decking, code-compliant railings and stairs, and framing that will not bounce.
New deck construction
Design and build, from footings to railings, sized for how you will actually use it.
Deck rebuilds
Replacing worn boards and railings, or full rebuilds on existing footprints.
Composite and wood
Pressure treated, cedar and composite options, with honest advice on maintenance for each.
Porches and stairs
Front porches, farmer porches and exterior stairs built to code and built to last.
Decks & Porches with the New Power process
Walkthrough and estimate
We meet at your home, talk through what you want and follow up with a clear written estimate. Free, and no pressure after it.
Plan and schedule
Scope, materials, permits and a real start date, agreed before any demo begins. You know what happens and when.
Build
Our crew shows up when we said, protects your home, and keeps you updated as the work moves. Questions get answered the same day.
Final walkthrough
We walk the finished project together, fix anything on the punch list and leave the space clean and ready to use.
Decks & Porches projects
Backyard deck on green house
Deck with pine tree backdrop
Deck framing in progress
Exterior with new porch details
Decks & Porches questions, answered straight
Almost always, yes. Height, railings and footings are all inspected. We pull the permit and build to the Massachusetts code so the inspection is a formality.
Composite costs more up front and almost nothing to maintain. Pressure treated wood costs less and needs staining every few years. We quote both so you can compare real numbers.
Most decks go up in 1 to 2 weeks once the permit is in hand. Larger multi-level decks take longer.
If the framing and footings are sound, yes, and it saves real money. We inspect the structure first and tell you honestly whether it is worth keeping.
Planning a decks & porches project?
Send the basics and we will walk the space with you, measure it and put a real number on paper. Free.