Clean builds, clear timelines, tidy job sites
Make the most of your yard with a sturdy deck or patio that looks great and stands up to Midwest weather. We plan the space, set frost-depth footings or helical piers, frame true, and finish with long-lasting materials—composite or wood decking, paver or concrete patios, code-ready rails, and low-voltage lighting. You’ll get a written scope, photo updates, and a walkthrough before we call it done.


Deck Construction & Resurfacing
New builds with pressure-treated framing, proper ledger flashing, and straight lines.
Surfaces in composite, PVC, cedar, or treated wood with matching fascia and hidden fasteners where appropriate.
Resurfacing of sound frames with new boards, rails, and stairs to refresh the look.
Add-ons: privacy screens, benches, planters, pergolas, and post caps.

Crew arrived on time, worked neatly, and the new roof looks fantastic on our home.


Patios, Walks & Steps
Paver patios with compacted bases, edging, and polymeric sand for clean joints.
Concrete patios with control joints, broom or stamped finishes, and sealer.
Steps and landings that meet rise/run guidelines, plus handrails where required.
Drainage planning so water moves away from the house.

They located the leak quickly, explained options clearly, and the repair has held perfectly.


Repairs, Rails & Lighting
Safety repairs: shaky rails, loose treads, soft boards, and failing posts.
Rails in composite, wood, or metal with child-safe picket spacing and secure mounts.
Lighting: stair and post fixtures on low-voltage transformers for evening use.
Spring/fall maintenance checks with a written punch list.
Kick-out flashing at roof-to-wall to stop water behind siding.
Ice-prone areas evaluated for ventilation/insulation; heat cable option where needed.
Photo documentation and line-item scopes for insurance conversations after wind or hail.

The report was clear, scheduling was easy, and the price matched the estimate exactly.
Yes. Share how you plan to use the space—dining, grilling, hot tub, or quiet seating—and we’ll size the structure, choose materials, and plan lighting that fits.
Composite/PVC needs less upkeep and keeps color longer. Cedar/treated wood lowers initial cost and can be stained to suit. We’ll price both so you can compare.
Small decks and patios often wrap in 2–4 days after permits. Larger builds with rails, lighting, or pergolas can run 1–2 weeks depending on scope and weather.
Often, yes. We assess posts, footings, ledgers, and fasteners. If the frame is sound, resurfacing with new boards and rails can be a smart option.
We pitch surfaces away from the house, set bases correctly, and add extensions or drains so water doesn’t linger near the foundation.
Yes. We assist with permits, meet inspectors, and build to local code so your project passes the first time.
Phone Number:
Call: (877) 512-4207
Email: [email protected]