See what Triangle homeowners changed—and what they gained.
Explore new decks, safety rebuilds, composite transformations, and practical backyard improvements completed throughout the Raleigh area.
Recent builds from around the Triangle.
A look at what's been on the schedule. Real projects, real backyards, real Triangle homeowners.
Wake Forest — Composite Entertaining Deck
New backyard footprint designed for dining and high traffic. Finished in Trex.
Cary — New Backyard Build
A ground-level composite deck connecting the back door to the yard.
Durham — Safety Rebuild
Torn down to the ledger board. The rebuild featured improved stair safety and solid framing.
Two-Story Pressure-Treated Build
Framing done right on an elevated build. Proper footings, real bracing, and structure that holds up long after the finish work goes on.
Full Backyard Footprint
A bigger build for a bigger lot. Sized to the home and how the homeowner actually uses the yard — not a standard template.
Wood-to-Composite Rebuild
Replaced old wood decking with composite and added a darker inlay strip. The homeowner wanted the look without the upkeep. The leaves on the deck are theirs, not ours.
Composite Off the Slider
Composite build right off the main living space. Privacy skirting underneath, clean railing line, and a layout that's actually usable day-to-day.
Two-Tier With Modern Railing
Multi-level layout that worked with a sloped yard. Horizontal railing gives it a cleaner, more modern look without adding cost to the structural side.
Front Entry Rebuild
Stoop rebuild that punches above its weight. Two-tone herringbone inlay, new steps, and a cleaner line up to the front door.
Wraparound With Built-In Bench
Side path with a built-in bench and planter running along the rail. The kind of detail you don't get from a one-size-fits-all deck.
The kinds of projects we handle regularly.
New Builds
Custom decks designed from scratch around your home's architecture, yard grade, and how you plan to use the space.
Learn about new buildsRebuilds & Tear-Downs
Complete removal of old, failing decks and rebuilding them to modern code with better materials and layouts.
Learn about rebuildsMaterial Conversions
Upgrading from old wood decking to Trex composite, either on qualified existing frames or as part of a full structural rebuild.
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