Decks Built to Handle Arkansas Weather
We build, repair, and refinish decks for homeowners in Conway and the surrounding towns, from a simple ground-level platform to a multi-level deck with a screened porch attached.
A quick look at the deck work we handle most, with the full list on the Services page.
A new deck built from the footings up, sized and framed for how you'll actually use it.
Rotted boards, wobbly railings, and sagging frames fixed without tearing out what's still sound.
A fresh coat of stain that protects the wood from Arkansas sun and rain before it starts to gray.
Multi-level decks and layouts built around your slope, your yard, and how your family gathers outside.
Low-maintenance boards for homeowners done with sanding and restaining every couple of years.
Sturdy railings built to code, so nothing wobbles when someone leans on it.
We build and repair decks for homeowners around Conway, people who want a deck they'll actually use instead of one they're scared to walk across. A lot of the calls we get start with a soft board near the stairs or a railing that wiggles more than it should. Usually that's not the whole deck failing, it's one part of it that got neglected.
We check the framing before we touch the decking, because boards on top can look fine while the joists underneath are rotting out. Footings go below frost depth, ledger boards get flashed properly where they meet the house, and railings get built to the height and spacing the code actually calls for. That's the difference between a deck that needs work again in three years and one that doesn't.
Based in Conway and out to towns within about 50 miles.
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 insurance and licensing a deck project like this calls for.
Footings, railings, and stairs get built to the code that actually applies in Faulkner County.
Old lumber, nails, and sawdust leave with us, not with your yard.
You get a written quote with materials and labor broken out before anything starts.
We give you a start date and a realistic finish window, not a vague 'soon'.
Pressure-treated pine, cedar, or composite, we'll tell you the tradeoffs for each.
Our place over in Conway had a bare slope out back and now there's a two-level deck on it. They got the footings in before a rainy week hit, which I was worried about.
Had them come out to Greenbrier to redo the stain on a deck that had gone gray and splintery. Took longer than planned because of rain delays but they called ahead each time.
Found soft spots near our deck stairs and thought the whole thing needed replacing. Turned out it was just two joists, fixed in a day.
Questions people usually ask before booking a deck project.
Fill out the form below with a little detail about your deck, size, condition, what you're hoping for, and we'll follow up to set up a time to look at it in person.
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