
We build and repair decks, porches, and railings around Canton, and most of us got into this trade because we like building something you can stand on and see finished in a week or two. You call us for a new deck, a repair, or just an honest look at whether the one you've got is still safe.
The thing homeowners worry about most is a deck that feels soft or bouncy underfoot, which usually means a joist or a ledger connection has failed, not the decking itself. We pull up boards to check the frame first, replace corroded hangers and rotted joists, and re-flash the ledger where it meets the house so water stops getting behind it. That's what keeps a deck from turning into the same repair call five years from now.
None of this is complicated. It is mostly just doing what we said we would do.
You're covered if a tool damages something or a worker gets hurt on your property. Ask any deck contractor for certificates before they set foot on your lot, not just us.
No verbal ballpark that turns into a different number on the invoice. We break out lumber, hardware, and labor separately so you can see where the money goes.
The people framing your joists are the same ones who came out to measure the yard. That matters when something needs adjusting mid-build.
Deck season fills up fast every spring, so we book projects and tell you where you land on the calendar. If rain pushes a footing pour back a day, we call you first.
Composite costs more but skips the yearly staining. Pine costs less but wants a coat of sealant every year or two, and we'll lay out the real tradeoffs either way.
Clay soil around Canton shifts more than sandy soil does, which affects footing depth. We've also seen what our humidity does to a deck that wasn't sealed right, and we build around both.
Some of the framing and finish work behind the decks we build.



What people want to know about us before they let us on their property.
Free estimate, a price in writing, and work we stand behind.