Custom wood and composite decks, screened porches, and pergolas designed for how you actually use your backyard — and built to hold up to a North Georgia summer.
From pressure-treated framing to composite decking, screened porches, and shade structures, every build is sized to your yard and engineered for North Fulton's heat, humidity, and clay soil.
Pressure-treated and cedar decks designed around your Alpharetta lot and built to handle Georgia's humid summers and the occasional ice storm.
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Wood-look decking that shrugs off North Fulton humidity and pollen season, skips the sanding and staining, and is backed by long manufacturer warranties.
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Turn your deck into a bug-free outdoor room you can actually use through a Georgia summer evening, rain or shine.
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Shade structures and covered decks engineered for Georgia building code, built to make your backyard usable in July and cozy in October.
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Soft boards, wobbly rails, sun-faded finishes? We give you a straight repair-or-replace answer and fix it right.
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Tiered decks and pool surrounds designed around Alpharetta's sloped North Georgia lots and everyday pool life.
Learn More →Fastener choice, board spacing, and footing depth are all decided with North Fulton's humidity, red clay soil, and summer thunderstorms in mind — not a generic national spec.
City of Alpharetta and Fulton County permits, engineered drawings, and inspections are on us from start to finish — you never make a trip to a permit counter.
Your estimate is itemized and explained line by line before you sign anything, so the number on the invoice matches the number you agreed to.
We're based in Alpharetta. If something needs a follow-up visit after the final walkthrough, you're calling a neighbor, not a 1-800 line.
We measure your space in person, talk through how you'll use it, and note anything that affects design — slope, drainage, HOA rules.
You get a real layout and a transparent, itemized estimate before any commitment — free, no pressure.
We pull every permit, schedule inspections, and build on the timeline we gave you, using materials sized for Georgia code.
We walk the finished deck with you, point out how to maintain it, and don't consider the job done until you do.
Composite decking, wood railing detail, and the kind of craftsmanship close-ups that don't show up in a phone quote.
Here's exactly what you're getting when you hire us — no surprises, no fine print.
Materials, labor, permit fees, and any add-ons are broken out separately in writing — never a single vague lump sum.
No shortcuts on engineering or inspections. If it needs a permit under Georgia's building code, we handle it before the first post goes in.
Call the number on this site and you'll reach someone who can talk about your actual project, not a dispatch center reading a script.
"They walked us through composite vs. wood, gave us one clean written price, and stuck to it. The crew was on time every day and the new deck off our kitchen is exactly what we pictured."
"Our old wood deck was cracking from years of Georgia sun and they replaced it with a composite build, permits and all. Looks incredible and there were zero surprise costs along the way."
"From the first estimate to the final walkthrough, everything was straightforward. Our new screened porch is now where we spend every evening. Highly recommend."
We build decks throughout Alpharetta and the surrounding North Fulton, Forsyth, and Gwinnett County communities.
Straight answers to what Alpharetta and North Fulton County homeowners ask us before booking an estimate.
Most Alpharetta deck projects land between about $7,000 and $22,000, with pressure-treated wood at the lower end and composite or multi-level layouts pushing it higher. Size, elevation, and railing choice move the number more than anything else. Every estimate we give is itemized and free.
Almost always, yes. Attached and elevated decks in the City of Alpharetta and unincorporated Fulton County need a building permit, and most also need engineered plans. We prepare the drawings, file the permit, and schedule every inspection so you never have to.
For most homeowners here, yes. Composite resists the humidity, pollen, and UV that cause wood to gray, splinter, and need resealing every year or two. You pay more upfront but skip the maintenance cycle almost entirely for the life of the deck.
Simple single-level decks usually take about 1 to 2 weeks to build once the permit is approved. Multi-level decks, pool surrounds, and anything with a screened enclosure typically run 3 to 4 weeks. We give you a specific range before work starts, not a vague estimate.
Wood decks in the Alpharetta area need cleaning and resealing roughly every 12 to 18 months because summer humidity, pollen, and intense UV break finishes down faster than a milder climate would. Composite needs little more than an occasional rinse and soap scrub.
Manufacturer warranties on capped composite lines like Trex and TimberTech commonly run 25 to 50 years against fading and staining. We back our own workmanship on every wood and composite build too — we'll walk you through the exact terms during your estimate.
Many of the master-planned communities around Windward, Crabapple, and the newer developments near GA-400 require design approval before permitting starts. We help put together the drawings and material specs most HOA boards ask for, and file the city or county permit at the same time.
Yes. Beyond Alpharetta, we regularly build in Milton, Roswell, Johns Creek, Cumming, Suwanee, Duluth, Crabapple, and Windward. If you're within roughly 25 minutes of downtown Alpharetta, we can likely take on your project.
Small, ground-level, unattached decks under about 200 square feet sometimes qualify for simplified permitting, but anything attached to the house or elevated more than a step or two almost always needs engineered footings under Georgia's building code. We confirm the exact requirement for your address before quoting.
Fall through early spring is the smoothest build window — lower humidity and fewer afternoon thunderstorms mean fewer weather delays. We build year-round, though, and plan around Georgia's summer storm season and the rare winter ice event as a matter of course.
Both. We repair soft or rotted boards, re-secure loose railings, and address storm or sun damage on existing decks, and we build new wood, composite, and multi-level decks from scratch. If you're not sure which you need, a free inspection settles it.
We can point you toward financing options for bigger deck, pergola, or screened-porch builds — bring it up during your free estimate and we'll walk you through what's currently available so the number fits your budget.
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