We build, repair, and reseal decks for homeowners around Phoenix, and most of us ended up in this trade because we like working outside with our hands instead of behind a desk. Deck work is carpentry, but it's carpentry that has to survive weather, foot traffic, and years of sun exposure without a roof over it.
The decks we get called out for usually have one of two problems: something structural, like a ledger board pulling away from the house or a post footing that's shifted, or something cosmetic that's turned structural, like unsealed boards that have started to crack and splinter. We check the framing first, because a beautiful new set of boards on rotten joists is a problem that just got more expensive to fix later. Then we deal with the surface, whether that's replacing boards, resetting railings, or stripping old finish down before we reseal.
None of this is complicated. It is mostly just doing what we said we would do.
Certificates are available on request, and we carry coverage for both the crew and your property. That's not optional for deck work involving ladders, saws, and second-story framing.
We walk the site, measure, and put the material and labor breakdown in writing before any work begins. If something changes mid-job, like rotten framing we didn't know about, we tell you before we fix it, not after.
Deck jobs get delayed by weather and material backorders more than most trades, and we plan around that instead of overpromising. When we tell you a start date, we mean it, and we tell you fast if that changes.
The same guys who framed your deck last month are the ones showing up on the next job, which keeps the work consistent. We're not coordinating between three different subcontractors and hoping nothing gets lost in translation.
Composite costs more up front but skips the yearly staining, and in Phoenix's sun that trade-off matters more than in most places. We'll walk you through the real difference in upkeep, not just the price tag.
Deck demo and framing throw off a lot of cut-offs, sawdust, and stray fasteners, and we sweep the yard before we call the job finished. Nobody wants to find a deck screw in their bare foot two weeks later.
Questions about who we are and how we work.
Free estimate, a price in writing, and work we stand behind.