Custom Decks Built for the Way You Live

The cost of a new deck depends on its size, height, layout, decking material, railing system, stairs, site conditions, and other design features. Wood and composite decking can also have significantly different upfront costs. Covenant Builders provides a detailed estimate based on your specific property and project.

Both are great options depending on your priorities. Pressure-treated wood offers a traditional appearance and generally lower upfront cost, while composite decking offers lower maintenance and a wide variety of colors and finishes. We can help you compare the options and determine which is the better fit for your home, budget, and maintenance preferences.

Many residential decks can be completed within several days to a few weeks, depending on the size and complexity of the project. Design, permitting, inspections, weather, site conditions, and material availability can also affect the overall timeline. We'll discuss the expected schedule with you before construction begins.

The lifespan of a deck depends heavily on the material, construction, exposure to weather, and maintenance. Properly maintained wood decks can provide many years of use, while quality composite decking is designed for long-term performance with less routine maintenance.

Maintenance depends primarily on the decking material. Wood decks typically require periodic cleaning and may need staining or sealing to protect their appearance and condition. Composite decking generally requires less maintenance and can usually be kept clean with routine washing.

Yes. If you have an older deck that needs to be replaced, we can evaluate the existing structure and discuss the best approach for your property. Depending on its condition and the scope of the project, this may involve replacing portions of the deck or constructing a new deck.

Yes. Decks can be customized through their size, layout, decking material, railing style, stairs, colors, and other design details. We'll work with you to create a deck that complements your home and fits how you plan to use the space.

Permit requirements vary depending on the location, size, height, and design of the deck. Local building requirements may also affect features such as footings, stairs, guards, and railings. We'll help determine the requirements that apply to your specific project and location.

Composite decking generally costs more upfront than pressure-treated wood, but many homeowners choose it for its lower maintenance requirements, consistent appearance, and long-term durability. Whether it's worth the additional cost depends on your budget, desired appearance, and how much ongoing maintenance you want to perform.