New Decks, Replacement Decks, and Redesigned Decks
We build completely new decks from the ground up, but we also rebuild and redesign existing decks. Sometimes a homeowner wants a larger deck for entertaining. Other times the smartest solution is making an oversized deck smaller, more useful, easier to maintain, and better suited to how the space gets used day to day. Bigger is not automatically better, and a right-sized deck often costs less to build and less to maintain over time.
Deck Materials We Build With
- Pressure-treated decks — the most common and most affordable option. Treated lumber stands up to rot and insects when properly maintained.
- Cedar decks — naturally resistant to decay, with a warm look that takes stain well. Cedar costs more than pressure-treated but offers a premium appearance.
- Composite decks — low-maintenance manmade decking that resists rot, fading, and splintering. Higher upfront cost, but minimal ongoing maintenance.
We help you choose the material that fits your budget, your maintenance tolerance, and the look you want. There is no single right answer, and we will not push you toward the most expensive option if a pressure-treated deck does the job.
Deck Stairs and Railings
Stairs and railings are part of the build, not an afterthought. We build stairs that match the deck height and traffic flow, and we install railings that are sturdy and code-conscious. If you have an existing deck with loose or outdated railings, we can replace the railings as part of a redesign without rebuilding the entire deck.
Deck Resizing and Redesign
A deck that was built for a previous owner's needs is not always the right size for you. We can reframe and resize a deck to fit how you use the space now. That might mean extending it for a dining area, or it might mean removing a section that never gets used. A smaller, well-built deck often serves a homeowner better than a large deck that is half empty and twice as expensive to refinish.
Our Building Process
We look at the site, discuss how you want to use the deck, and recommend size, layout, and materials.
You get a detailed estimate with the scope, materials, and timeline spelled out so you can decide with full information.
We build the deck with proper framing, posts, joists, surface boards, stairs, and railings, and we keep the site clean as we go.
Depending on the material and project, we finish with stain, sealer, or coating to protect the deck from Wisconsin weather.
Deck Building Service Areas
We build decks throughout southeastern Wisconsin. See our main deck services page for the full list of communities, or visit a deck location page directly:
Related Deck Services
- Deck repair — targeted fixes when a full rebuild is not needed
- Deck restoration — bring back an aging deck with good structure
- Deck staining & painting — protect and refinish the surface
Deck Building FAQs
Do you build composite decks?
Yes. We build decks in pressure-treated wood, cedar, and composite. Each material has trade-offs in cost, maintenance, and appearance, and we help you choose based on how you use the space and what you want to spend.
Can you make my existing deck bigger or smaller?
Yes. We can expand a deck, reframe it for a new layout, or rebuild it at a smaller size. Sometimes shrinking an oversized deck is the smartest move, because it lowers maintenance cost and better matches how the homeowner actually uses the space.
How much does a new deck cost?
Cost depends on the size, height, materials, railing style, stairs, site access, and any demolition of an existing deck. Pressure-treated decks are the most affordable, cedar is a step up, and composite is the highest upfront investment with the lowest maintenance. We give you a detailed estimate before any work starts.
Do you build deck stairs and railings?
Yes. Stairs and railings are part of every deck we build, and we can also replace or upgrade them on an existing deck. We build code-conscious stair and railing configurations in wood and composite.
Do you build decks in my city?
We build decks throughout southeastern Wisconsin, including Kenosha, Pleasant Prairie, Bristol, Trevor, Salem Lakes, Twin Lakes, Waterford, Wind Lake, and Burlington. See our deck services by area for your community.
