What We Do
CUSTOM DECKS
Design and construction of custom outdoor decks using pressure treated lumber, composite materials, or premium hardwoods. We build decks that expand your living space outdoors and are built to handle New Jersey weather for years.
What's Included
Deck design and construction in pressure treated lumber, composite, or hardwood, including footings, framing, decking, railings, stairs and landings, built in seating, and deck lighting.
- Deck design
- Composite decking
- Wood decking
- Deck railing installation
- Built-in seating
- Deck lighting
- Stairs and landings
Custom Decks in Monmouth County
From Sandy Hook Bay to inland Monmouth County, outdoor living space is valuable. We build custom decks that take advantage of views, handle coastal weather, and give you years of outdoor enjoyment.
Our Process
- We walk the yard, talk about how you want to use the deck, and check sight lines and sun.
- We design the deck and give you a written estimate with your decking material priced.
- Permits are filed and footings are located and inspected before anything is built.
- Framing, decking, railings, stairs, and lighting go in with Ronnie on site.
- Final inspection, cleanup, and a walkthrough of your finished deck.
What is under the boards
Most deck failures start below the surface, at the ledger, the footings, or the hardware. We flash the ledger properly, set footings to depth, and use structural connectors so the deck is solid the first time you fill it with people.
Why homeowners hire us
Decks are one of the two things this company is known for. Ronnie and Tyler build them personally, and the framing carpentry that goes into an addition goes into your deck too.
Built to last
Sun, salt, and freeze thaw cycles punish outdoor structures here. We use hot dipped or stainless fasteners, space boards for drainage, and detail stairs and railings so they stay tight for years.
Wood or composite decking
Both hold up here if they are built right. Wood costs less up front and takes yearly upkeep. Composite costs more and asks very little of you once it is down. Here is how the two compare for a deck near the bay.
| What matters | Pressure treated wood | Composite |
|---|---|---|
| Up front cost | Lower | Higher |
| Yearly upkeep | Clean, then seal or stain | Wash it off |
| Salt air and sun | Can gray, cup or split without upkeep | Holds color and shape well |
| Look | Real grain, stain any color | Set colors and grain patterns |
| Framing underneath | Pressure treated lumber | Pressure treated lumber either way |
Frequently Asked Questions
Let's Design Your Deck
Tell us how you want to use the space and we will come measure and give you a free estimate.