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Decks & screened porches · Mays Landing, NJ

Decks & screened porches in Mays Landing.

Composite, mahogany, pressure-treated. Screened porches with proper roofs, second-story decks tied into the house properly. Code-correct, permit-pulled.

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Decks & screened porches in Mays Landing.

Deck builds in Mays Landing range from straightforward composite decks on the newer developments to careful additions on the older lake-side homes where the back of the house is forty feet above grade and you need engineered ledger flashing to do it right. We pull permits with Hamilton Township for everything attached to the house — straightforward residential wood and composite decks usually take a couple of weeks from permit to final inspection. The boring detail that matters: we frame with galvanized hardware, use stainless on hardwood decks, and we don't skip flashing behind ledger boards even though it disappears under siding. That's the difference between a deck that lasts twenty-five years and one that needs joists replaced at year ten.

Our shop sits in Mays Landing — most of our trucks roll out of here every morning. Historic crossroads town: 1800s farmhouses near the lake, mid-century ranches on Cates Road, newer developments off Route 40. Township ZIP: 08330. Free walkthroughs same-week, written estimates the next business day.

What we build outside

A deck near the shore needs to handle wind, salt air, and humidity. We build them so they last 25 years, not 8.

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    Composite decks

    Trex, TimberTech, Fiberon. Hidden fasteners, picture-frame borders, properly ventilated framing.

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    Wood decks

    Mahogany, ipe, cedar, pressure-treated. Stainless fasteners on hardwood, proper end-sealing.

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    Screened porches

    Real roofs, real headers, real screen. Insect screen or fine-mesh for biting flies — your call.

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    Second-story decks

    Tied into the house with code-correct ledger flashing. We don't skip steps that hide behind siding.

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    Pergolas & shade structures

    Cedar or composite-wrapped. Anchored to footings, not just bolted to a deck.

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    Stairs & railings

    Code-compliant rise, run, and baluster spacing. Cable, glass, or balusters — we install them right.

How a project goes

From the first call to the punch list.

Every project goes through these four phases. We don't skip steps.

01

Walkthrough

Look at the space, talk about how you'll use it, take site measurements.

02

Written estimate

Materials, labor, permits, engineering when needed. Itemized.

03

Permitting

We pull the permit and handle inspections in our name.

04

Build

Footings, framing, decking, railings, cleanup. Inspection sign-offs at each phase.

What to expect.

In Mays Landing, the practical details look like this.

Typical duration
2–4 weeks
Lead time to start
3–6 weeks (longer in spring)
Payment milestones
Deposit, framing, decking, final
Warranty
1-year workmanship; composite decking carries 25-year manufacturer warranty
Common questions

Decks & screened porches in Mays Landing — questions we hear.

  • You're based in Mays Landing — does that mean lower travel charges for jobs in town?

    Yes, Mays Landing jobs don't carry any travel time at all — our shop is here. For larger projects (kitchens, additions) the cost wouldn't change anyway, but for small repair calls and emergency response, being in-town means we're usually there within an hour. We've also worked with Hamilton Township's building department on enough permits that we know the inspectors by name, which helps move smaller projects through quickly.

  • Composite or wood — what do you recommend?

    For most shore homes, composite. Lower maintenance, salt-air resistant, and the warranties are real. Mahogany or ipe if you love the look of real wood and don't mind oiling it.

  • Do I need a permit for a deck?

    In NJ, yes — anything attached to the house or over 30" off the ground needs a permit. We pull it; you don't have to think about it.

  • How long will my deck last?

    A properly framed and flashed deck with composite decking should last 25+ years. The framing is what fails first; we use galvanized hardware and stainless fasteners on hardwood.

  • Can you build over an existing concrete patio?

    Sometimes — depends on the slab condition and elevation. We'll tell you straight at the walkthrough whether it's smart or whether you'd be better off starting fresh.

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