Deck Builders In Louisville And Oldham County

48

Years In Business

Family Owned

And Operated

Licensed

In Kentucky

3000+

Homeowners Served

A Deck You Are Not Sanding Every Spring.

Most of the decks we build use Trex composite decking. It does not splinter, it does not need staining, and it holds its color through Kentucky summers and freeze-thaw winters. Wash it off once a year and that is the maintenance. We still build treated lumber decks when that is the right call for the budget, and we will tell you honestly which one makes sense for your house.

Why Homeowners Choose Us For Decks And Patios

Carpenters build it

This company started as a woodworking shop in 1978. A deck is framing and finish carpentry, which is what our crew does every day.

Most of what goes wrong on a deck happens underneath it

Footings, ledger attachment, flashing, joist spacing, and hardware are what keep a deck standing and dry. A deck attached the wrong way lets water into your house framing. We flash and tie it in so that does not happen.

We build with Trex

No staining, no sealing, no sanding. Trex resists fading, scratching, and mold, it will not splinter under bare feet, and Trex backs it with a limited residential warranty.

One point of contact, and a proposal that shows the money.

Your designer builds renderings so you can look at the layout, the tile, and the fixtures while they are still easy to change.

We handle the warranty fights

One year workmanship warranty, plus we deal with manufacturers on your behalf. When a client’s fixture failed and the manufacturer had discontinued the line, we went back to them and had the part refabricated. You should not have to sit on hold with a faucet company.

What We Build Outside

Our Process

We come to you

No phone screening and no video call. We walk the kitchen with you, talk through what you want, and give you a free estimate based on what is actually in front of us.

Your designer builds the plan and renderings. We coordinate the structural engineering and pull the permits the project requires.

Footings, framing, decking, railing, and finish work, permitted and inspected where required. At the end you walk it with your project manager and receive your warranty documents.

Our Process

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a composite deck last?

Longer than a wood deck, and with far less work. Trex backs its decking with a limited residential warranty.

Yes, we handle all permitting and inspections throughout your project to ensure building codes are being met.

Yes. A roof or screen enclosure changes the structure and the permitting, and we build those too.

One year on all workmanship. You walk the job with your project manager at completion and receive your warranty documents. If something comes up, call the office and we will schedule a service visit, usually within one to five business days. We also handle manufacturer warranty claims on your behalf.

Is composite worth the extra cost?

It depends on how long you plan to stay. Past roughly [X] years the maintenance you skip usually covers the difference. We will show you both prices.

We can just replace the existing decking as long as the structure is in good shape.

Any time! 

No. We come out, take a look at your deck or patio area, and give you a free estimate.