Decks Built for Real Georgia Weather
We build new decks and fix the ones that are falling apart, from Mableton out to the west side of Atlanta.
A quick look at the deck work we do most, from brand new builds to fixing what's already there.
New deck, framed and built from scratch, sized for how you actually use your backyard.
Layouts built around your yard's slope, trees, and how you'll actually use the space.
We fix the one bad board or joist instead of pushing a full rebuild you don't need.
Keeps rain out of the end grain so the boards don't warp or split.
Boards that hold their color and never need a coat of stain.
Solid enough that nobody notices it, which is exactly the point.
We're a deck company working out of Mableton, building new decks and fixing old ones for homeowners nearby. If you're reading this, chances are your deck is sagging in one corner, the boards have gone silver and splintery, or the railing wobbles when your kid leans on it. Most of the decks we get called out to fix were built fine on the surface and wrong underneath, at the ledger board or the footings. You want something you can put a table and six people on without wondering about it.
We bolt the ledger board to the house instead of nailing it, and we flash it so water runs away from your siding instead of into it. Footings go below grade on solid ground, not just poured on top of Georgia clay that heaves every winter. We space the boards for drainage and gap them where they meet composite trim so nothing cups after the first summer. None of that shows once the deck is finished, but it's the difference between a deck that lasts eight years and one that lasts twenty-five.
Based in Mableton and out working decks across the west side of metro Atlanta.
Not on the list? Give us a call anyway. We are often working nearby.
Most of our work comes from someone telling a neighbor about us. Here is why that keeps happening.
We carry the insurance to back up the work if something goes wrong.
We pull the permit and call for inspection so your deck is legal, not just built.
No pile of sawdust and screws left in your yard when we leave.
You get a real number on paper before any work starts.
Pressure-treated pine, cedar, or composite, whatever fits your budget.
Based here, so we know how Georgia clay treats a deck's footings.
Had a joist rotted out under the back corner near Mableton and didn't know it till the boards started bouncing. Fixed it in a day, didn't try to sell me a whole new deck.
Rain pushed the start back a week, which was annoying, but they called ahead each time instead of just not showing up. Composite boards look great, no splinters for the dog.
Our deck out in Powder Springs had gone completely gray. Pressure washed it, waited a few days, then stained, and it actually looks like wood again.
Questions people usually ask before they call a deck contractor.
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