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Decks & Patios

Custom outdoor living in composite, wood, and stone — built for how you gather, dine, and unwind.

DeckPatio / Hardscaping

How This Work Typically Begins

Outdoor projects go better when the plan includes how the family wants to use the yard — and what materials make sense for upkeep.

What Scott Listens For

Every estimate starts with what is driving the project.

Whether the project is a deck, patio, or both

How the space should connect to doors, grade, and gathering areas

Which material expectations matter for maintenance and lifespan

Whether drainage, access, or slope needs solving along the way

Projects in This Category

Front Porch Build

Delivered a covered front porch that dramatically improved curb appeal and added everyday outdoor living space.

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Front Porch & Entry

Delivered a covered entry porch with composite decking, PVC railings, lattice skirting, and a bluestone walkway that looks original to the home.

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Brick Walkway & Entry Steps

Delivered a hand-laid brick walkway with herringbone entry steps and column pillars that transformed the front approach.

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Decks & Patios FAQ

Composite costs more upfront and almost nothing to maintain; wood costs less but needs periodic staining and sealing. Scott helps you weigh the tradeoffs.

Most decks need one; at-grade patios sometimes do not. Scott confirms what your municipality requires during the estimate.

Decks go up almost year-round here. Starting the conversation in late winter gets the best spot on the schedule.

Share your project goals and Scott will follow up with practical next steps.

Include the room, your timing window, and what is driving the project.

Owner-led communicationClear fit before the next step

Include the project type, town, and timing window so Scott can give you a more useful first reply.