FAQs

We specialize in high-quality composite decking from Deckorators, known for its durability and beauty. We also offer a variety of other materials to suit different needs and budgets, including wood and PVC options.

The timeline for building a deck can vary based on the size and complexity of the project. Typically, the process from initial consultation to completion takes about 4-6 weeks, but we'll provide a more specific timeline during our initial discussions based on your specific project details.

Yes, we offer a 5-year warranty on craftsmanship for all our decks. Additionally, many of the materials we use come with their own manufacturers' warranties, which can provide additional coverage.

Absolutely! We are fully licensed and insured for all types of construction and remodeling work in Connecticut. This ensures that our clients are protected throughout the duration of their project.

Yes, we pride ourselves on creating custom decks that fit the specific needs and styles of our clients. During the design consultation, we'll discuss your preferences and requirements to ensure the final product is exactly what you envisioned.

Our on-site design consultation includes a visit to your home to assess the site, discuss your project in detail, take measurements, and talk through potential design options. This session helps us prepare a preliminary proposal tailored to your specific needs and includes a $199 fee that covers the consultation and preparation of initial design concepts.

To get started, simply contact us via our website or by phone to schedule your initial consultation. We'll guide you through the process, from design to installation, making it as seamless and enjoyable as possible.

We accept various payment methods, including checks, credit cards, and electronic bank transfers. We also offer financing options to help make your deck project more affordable.

Yes, we handle all aspects of permits and approvals necessary for your deck project. We ensure that all construction is compliant with local building codes and regulations.

Composite decks are designed to be low maintenance. They don't require the annual sealing or staining that wood decks do. We recommend occasional cleaning with soap and water to keep your deck looking its best.