A Deck That Holds Up Through Georgia Summers
We build, repair, and refinish decks for homeowners in Douglasville and across west Georgia, from new pressure-treated frames to composite boards over old footings.
A look at the deck work handled most often, from brand new builds to fixing what's already there.
New deck from footings to railing, built to hold up outside.
Soft boards, loose railings, or a wobbly frame, we fix what's failing.
Protect the wood before the next rainy season does the damage.
Multi-level decks, built-in seating, whatever fits your yard.
Skip the yearly staining with boards that don't rot.
Code-height railings that don't wobble when you lean on them.
We're a deck building crew working out of Douglasville, handling everything from a first deck off the back door to fixing a ten-year-old one that's started to sag. Most people find us after noticing a board that gives a little too much underfoot, or after an inspector flags something during a home sale. If that's you, you're in the right place.
We start every job by looking at what's holding the deck up, not what's sitting on top of it. Footings, joist hangers, and the ledger connection to your house get checked or rebuilt before a single new board goes down. That's the part that decides whether a deck lasts five years or twenty five.
Based in Douglasville and working across the west side of metro Atlanta.
Not on the list? Give us a call anyway. We are often working nearby.
Most of our work comes from someone telling a neighbor about us. Here is why that keeps happening.
We carry liability insurance and workers comp, so you're covered if something goes wrong.
We pull the permit and call for inspections so the county signs off on your deck.
Pressure-treated pine, cedar, or composite decking, we'll tell you the tradeoffs.
The same crew that frames your deck is the crew that finishes it.
You get a written quote with the actual board footage and hardware, not a ballpark.
We haul off cut-offs and sweep up screws before we leave for the day.
Had a joist rotting under the back door step in Douglasville, didn't even know until they pulled the board up. Fixed it in a day, didn't try to sell me a whole new deck.
Went with composite after our pine deck warped in two years. Rained the second day of the job and they came back the next morning like nothing happened.
Deck out in Villa Rica hadn't been sealed in maybe four years, gray as driftwood. Looks like new cedar now, forgot how much color was under there.
Questions homeowners usually ask before booking a deck project.
Tell us what you're working with, a rotting ledger board, a new deck from scratch, whatever it is, and we'll follow up to look at it.
Thanks for reaching out. We'll contact you shortly to discuss your project.
