A Deck Built to Handle Our Humidity and Storms
We build and repair decks across Olive Branch and DeSoto County, using everything from pressure-treated pine to composite boards.
A look at the deck work we take on most, from new builds to simple board repairs.
A new deck framed to handle real weight, not just look good on day one.
We plan the layout around how your family actually uses the yard.
Soft boards and wobbly railings fixed before they turn into a bigger job.
A fresh coat that actually soaks in, because we let the wood dry first.
Low-maintenance boards installed with the right spacing and fasteners.
Railings anchored right, so they don't flex when you lean on them.
We build and repair decks for homeowners around Olive Branch who want a deck that holds up to our weather, not just one that looks good in the first photo. Most people come to us because a deck is sagging, a board has gone soft underfoot, or the ledger board where the deck meets the house has started pulling away. We've seen what happens when a deck is built without enough footings, or when a joist is asked to span farther than it should. If you're staring at a deck that bounces when you walk on it, you're not imagining things.
We size the framing to the actual load and span, not just what's on the lumberyard's shelf that week. Every ledger board gets properly flashed and bolted, not just nailed, because that connection is what keeps the whole structure from pulling off the house. We space composite and wood boards to account for expansion, so you don't end up with boards buckling in August. That's the difference between a deck that needs rebuilding in eight years and one that just needs a new coat of stain.
Based in Olive Branch and building decks throughout DeSoto County.
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Most of our work comes from someone telling a neighbor about us. Here is why that keeps happening.
We carry liability insurance, so you're covered if something goes wrong on your property.
We pull permits and build to current residential code, not around it.
Nails, scrap lumber, and packaging leave with us, not in your yard.
You get a written quote with materials and scope spelled out before we start.
We give you a start date and stick to it, barring actual rain.
Pressure-treated pine, cedar, or composite, we'll lay out the real tradeoffs.
Had two joists that were basically mush under the old decking. They caught it before it gave way and didn't try to sell us a whole new deck we didn't need.
Our deck in Olive Branch hadn't been stained in years and had gone gray. Looks like actual wood again, and they waited an extra day for it to dry out before staining, which I appreciated.
We're just outside Hernando and the first board delivery came in the wrong color. Guy swapped it out before he started cutting anything, no argument about it.
Questions homeowners ask us before they ever book a deck project.
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