Deck Builder in
Troy, MI

Troy's housing stock is mostly 1970s–2000s colonials and ranches on generous lots, which means two things for a deck: the original pressure-treated decks built with the houses are hitting the end of their life, and there's room to build something better. We replace tired PT decks with low-maintenance composite or premium cedar, and we re-flash the ledger to the house properly — the connection most failing Troy decks got wrong the first time.

The clay-heavy soil around Troy holds water and heaves, so footings matter. We dig past Michigan's 42-inch frost line and pour engineered footings so your deck doesn't shift after the first hard winter. On the walkout lots in north Troy, we step the framing into the grade for a dead-level deck over a sloped yard.

Decks attached to the house need a permit in Troy. We pull it through the City of Troy Building Department, handle the plan review, and meet the inspector on site — you sign once and we run the paperwork.