
We build and repair decks around Memphis, mostly for homeowners who want somewhere to sit outside that isn't falling apart underneath them. Some of us came up doing framing and general carpentry before decks became most of the work, because once you've built one deck right, word gets around fast in a city with this much heat and humidity.
The decks we get called out for are usually failing in the same few spots: a ledger board rotting where it meets the house, joists that were spaced too wide for the boards nailed on top, or a railing that never met code to begin with. We open up the framing before we touch anything cosmetic, because a fresh coat of stain over a rotten joist just buys you another year before it's a real problem. Fixing what's underneath is slower, and it's the only way the deck is still solid five years out.
None of this is complicated. It is mostly just doing what we said we would do.
Structural deck work touches your home's frame and your local permit office cares about that. We keep our license and insurance current so you're covered if anything goes sideways.
Decks over a certain height or attached to the house usually require a permit and an inspection in Shelby County. We handle that paperwork so you don't have to chase it down.
Old deck boards, torn-out joists and a few hundred stripped screws pile up fast on a tear-off. We bag and haul that debris ourselves instead of leaving it for you to deal with.
Our quotes list the lumber grade, fasteners and hardware separately from labor. That way you know what you're paying for composite decking versus pressure-treated pine before we start.
We don't hand your job off to a rotating set of subcontractors. The same guys who set your footings are the ones screwing down the last board.
Memphis clay shifts more than sandy soil, which matters when you're sinking footings below the frost line. We size and set them for what the ground here actually does, not what a generic spec sheet says.
Questions about who's actually doing the work.
Free estimate, a price in writing, and work we stand behind.