
A good deck feels like part of the house. It starts with a solid frame and a safe connection to the building, and it finishes with stairs, railings and decking that hold up to New England weather.
We install decks for homes across Boston and the South Shore, and we can plan one around the siding, doors and walkways that meet it. The photos on this page come from our own job sites.
What’s included
New deck installation
A deck planned around your home, your yard and how you want to use the space.
Deck framing
The structure underneath, built square and tied properly into the house.
Stairs and railings
Steps and railings that make the deck comfortable and safe to use.
Decking materials
Help weighing wood and composite options for appearance, upkeep and cost.
Deck replacement
Removing a worn-out deck and building a new one in its place.
Projects we take on
- New backyard decks
- Deck replacement
- Stairs and railings
- Composite decks
- Decks on new construction
Why hire us for decks
Framing is part of what we do
We frame houses as well as decks, so the structure gets the same care as the surface you walk on.
Help choosing materials
We’ll talk through the tradeoffs between materials before you commit.
Connected to the rest of the exterior
Doors, siding and walkways all meet a deck. Since we work on those too, the details line up.
From our job sites
See all our workWide deck stairs with black railings Composite deck with an octagonal section New deck frame on a blue-sided home
Common questions
Do you build new decks or only repair them?
We install new decks and replace worn-out ones. Tell us what you have now and what you’d like, and we’ll go from there.
Can you build stairs and railings too?
Yes. Stairs and railings are part of a deck installation.
How do I get a price?
Send us the details or give us a call. Estimates are free, and we’ll want to see the property before quoting.
Related services
Talk to us about decks.
Estimates are free. Call us or send the details, and we’ll set up a time to see the property and talk it through.


