Deck and porch work should begin with the structure that exists, the loads it carries, the connections that support it, and the finished use the customer expects.
Deck and porch projects
- New deck and porch scopes for qualifying properties
- Open-porch conversions and selective enclosure removal
- Decking, stairs, guardrails, handrails, trim, and finish carpentry
- Localized repair when the remaining structure is suitable
- Coordination of footings, masonry, roofing, siding, or other affected work
What must be confirmed
Dimensions, height, access, framing condition, ledger or support connections, footings, posts, beams, stairs, rail requirements, roof support, drainage, material selection, permits, and code-related conditions can all affect the scope. Existing components are not assumed reusable until they are evaluated.
A documented path from demolition to closeout
The estimate states what remains, what is removed, what is protected, what is rebuilt, the materials assumed, how debris is handled, and how concealed deterioration will be approved.