Custom Decks & Patios
Beautiful outdoor living spaces perfect for entertaining and relaxation, built for Carolina living across Durham, Raleigh, Hillsborough, and the Triangle.
- LICENSED & INSURED
- NC #79282
- FAMILY-OWNED SINCE 1984
- 40+ YEARS EXPERIENCE
- PERMITS & INSPECTIONS HANDLED
- 5.0 GOOGLE
Outdoor Living, Built to Last
A great deck or patio extends your home into the outdoors — a place to grill, gather, and unwind through North Carolina's long warm seasons.
We build custom decks and patios in wood, composite, and stone, designed around how you actually want to use the space, from quiet morning coffee to weekend cookouts.
Every build is engineered for safety and longevity, properly permitted, and finished with the details that make outdoor space feel like a real room.
Why Our Decks & Patios Stand Out
Built to Last
Quality materials and proper structure stand up to Carolina sun and storms.
Designed for You
Layouts shaped around entertaining, dining, lounging, or all three.
Clean Craftsmanship
Hidden fasteners, finished edges, and details that elevate the whole space.
How We Build Your Outdoor Space
From concept to your first cookout, here's how your deck or patio comes together.
Design & Layout
We design the deck or patio around your yard, your home, and how you'll use it.
Permits & Prep
We pull permits, mark utilities, and prepare the site and footings.
Build & Finish
We frame, surface, and add railings, lighting, and the finishing touches.
Final Walkthrough
We inspect every board and connection, then hand over a space that's ready to enjoy.
Deck & Patio Options
Composite Decking
Low-maintenance, fade-resistant decking in many colors.
Pressure-Treated & Hardwood
Classic wood decks built to last.
Paver & Stone Patios
Durable ground-level patios in brick, stone, or pavers.
Built-In Seating & Planters
Custom features that make the space feel finished.
Railings & Lighting
Cable, metal, or wood railings with integrated lighting.
Pergolas & Shade
Add structure and shade for all-day comfort.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose wood or composite decking?
Wood costs less up front and has a classic look but needs regular sealing. Composite costs more initially but resists fading, staining, and rot with almost no maintenance. We'll walk you through the trade-offs for your budget and how often you want to maintain it.
Do decks need a permit in the Triangle?
Most decks above a certain height or attached to the house require a permit and footing inspections. We handle the permitting and inspections as part of the project.
How long will my deck last?
A properly built pressure-treated deck can last 15–20+ years with maintenance; quality composite can last even longer. Correct structure, flashing, and fasteners are what make the difference — and that's where we focus.
Can you build on a sloped or tricky yard?
Yes. Elevated decks, multi-level designs, and proper footings on grade are routine for us. We'll design around your lot's slope and drainage.
Ready to build your deck or patio?
Contact us today to discuss your outdoor living project and receive a free estimate.