A Deck Built for Mississippi Summers
We build, repair and reseal decks for homeowners around Canton, MS, from Madison to Flowood.
A quick look at what we build and fix.
New decks framed to the actual span, not a guess.
We check the frame underneath before we quote a fix.
Bring gray, weathered boards back to real wood color.
Decks that work around pools, slopes and fire pits.
Trex and TimberTech boards set on a frame built for the extra weight.
Guardrails and balusters built to code, not just to look right.
We build new decks and fix old ones for homeowners in Canton and the towns around it. Most people call us because a board feels soft when they step on it, the stairs have started to lean, or they're just tired of a deck that never got sealed and now looks gray and rough. We work with pressure-treated pine, cedar and composite boards like Trex, and we size the frame to the actual span instead of guessing.
The part that decides whether a deck lasts is the framing nobody sees once the boards go down, the ledger connection, the joist hangers, the footings. We bolt the ledger through the house framing and flash it so water can't get behind the board, because that's the single most common place a deck starts to fail. If we open up an old deck and find rot in the framing, we'll show you before we close anything back up.
Based in Canton, working the towns around it.
Not on the list? Give us a call anyway. We are often working nearby.
Most of our work comes from someone telling a neighbor about us. Here is why that keeps happening.
We carry the license and insurance a deck project on your property should require.
We build railings, stairs and footings to the codes that actually apply to decks.
You get a written quote before any lumber gets ordered.
The crew that frames your deck is the same crew that finishes it.
Pressure-treated pine, cedar or composite, we'll walk you through what fits your budget.
Old decking, joist hangers and cut-off lumber leave with us, not in your yard.
Two joists had rotted out under our back deck in Canton and we didn't know until a board gave way. They pulled up half the deck to check the rest before fixing anything.
Our deck out in Madison had gone completely gray. They pressure washed it and waited a couple extra days for it to dry before staining, worth it, looks like real wood again.
Had to push the start back a day for rain right before the footings went in, a little annoying but better than pouring in mud. No bounce anywhere near the stairs all summer.
Questions we hear before anyone books a deck.
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