Custom decks and outdoor living spaces built for East End weather — composite or natural wood, with railings, stairs, and shade structures done right.
Built for salt air and East End weather from the framing up — the difference between a deck that lasts a decade and one you're re-staining every other spring.
In-person visit, free written estimate — no obligation.
Materials, timeline, and budget locked in before any work starts.
One crew, start to finish — no rotating subcontractors.
Nothing is called done until you've walked it and signed off.
Composite costs more upfront but needs far less maintenance — no staining or sealing. Natural wood (pressure-treated or cedar) costs less initially but needs re-staining every 1-2 years, especially with coastal humidity on the East End.
Most decks attached to a house or above a certain height require a permit. Permitting is handled as part of the build, not left for the homeowner to sort out.
A standard-size deck typically takes 1-3 weeks from the start of framing to finished railings, depending on size and whether it includes stairs, built-in seating, or a pergola.
Yes — outdoor kitchens, fire pits, and built-in seating can be designed into a new deck or added to an existing one.