Decks that fit your property
An aging deck and an empty backyard call for different starting points. For an existing deck, review the condition of the frame and its connections before deciding whether resurfacing, repair or replacement makes sense. For a new deck, consider the footprint, height and connection between the house and yard.
Choose the features around how you want to spend time outside. A covered deck can provide shelter, privacy screens can define a seating area and an accessible route can make the space easier to use. The supporting structure and layout should accommodate those choices.
Materials and local project details
Compare treated wood, cedar, composite and PVC by the specific product, sun exposure and care it requires. Steel framing may suit some designs. Stairs, rails and lighting should work together with the selected frame and walking surface.
Check the property’s permitting authority early. Madison mailing addresses can cross municipal boundaries, and the project’s footprint, height and enclosure affect the details that need review. Use the material and permit guides to prepare your questions.
Tell us about your deck
Call or send your project details through the contact form. Include your ZIP code, approximate dimensions, the condition of an existing deck and the features you want.
Gather photos of the current layout and note your material preferences and desired timing. Those details make the next discussion more useful and help identify what needs an assessment.