Deck Services in Madison, WI:Find the scope that fits your property

A new deck, a surface update and a full structural rebuild solve different problems. Use this directory to begin with the condition of your existing space or the purpose of a new one.

Materials, access, overhead shelter and water management can then be coordinated with that primary scope. Each service below has a dedicated page explaining the work, useful proposal questions and related decisions.

Build, replace or renew

Deck Replacement

A complete rebuild when the old structure has reached its limit.

A new surface is only part of a replacement

Deck Installation

New decks shaped around your house, yard and everyday use.

Start with a scaled plan, not a finish sample

Deck Repair

Focused repairs with a clear limit on what stays.

A useful repair has a defined boundary

Deck Resurfacing

New walking surfaces on a structure suitable for reuse.

Resurfacing is a construction scope, not a coating

Materials and structural choices

Composite Decking

Composite and PVC surfaces with installation details that matter.

Low maintenance still includes cleaning

Wood Decks

Treated wood and cedar with a realistic plan for ongoing care.

Natural material means visible change

Steel-Frame Decks

An engineered framing option for new construction and full rebuilds.

Compare complete steel and wood designs

Deck Staining & Sealing

Preparation and finishes for a wood deck worth maintaining.

Preparation determines more than the color sample does

Access, privacy and usable space

Deck Railings & Stairs

Connected guard systems and comfortable routes into the yard.

A replacement railing may require work below the boards

Deck Lighting

Integrated illumination for steps, edges and outdoor evenings.

Use a lighting layout instead of a fixture shopping list

Deck Privacy Screens

Sightline control that fits the deck and its wind exposure.

Privacy does not require closing every side

Under-Deck Drainage

Direct water away from the space beneath an elevated deck.

Manage runoff without promising indoor conditions

Shade and enclosure

Covered Decks

Permanent overhead cover designed with the structure below.

A roof is different from an open pergola

Screened Porches

Open-air enclosure with coordinated roofs, screens and doors.

A screen enclosure and a three-season room have different limits

Pergolas

Open overhead shade with a clear structural and layout plan.

Choose an open structure for an open-air result

What could your deck become?

Start with your property. Define the work you need.