Custom Wood Decks,Built to Match Your Fence and Handle a Pool

More room out back for you, matched to the fence you already have or the one going in with it.

More Room Out Back, Built to Last

The deck and the fence,one crew, one season.

Your deck has to handle the same climate your fence does, and it usually goes in alongside fence or pool work rather than on its own. We build both, with one crew and one schedule, so you are not standing between two contractors trying to get their materials and their calendars to line up.

Wood deck and covered porch wrapping a cabin

Matched to your fence

Built and finished to complement the fence you already have or the one going in with it, so the two read as one project instead of two.

Stained wood deck overlooking a backyard pool

Pool decking

Built around your pool itself, not laid down next to it.

Wire panel railing along a covered deck

Railing

The detail that finishes a deck and makes it feel complete, not an afterthought bolted on at the end.

New stained wood deck built into a backyard corner beside a matching cedar privacy fence

Fence and deck together

One crew and one job, instead of you coordinating two separate contractors.

Custom deck built off the back of a two-story home with a wire panel railing

One Crew, Not Two Contractors

The fence and the deckmatch, because the same crew builds both

Most decks here go in alongside fence or pool work, and hiring two separate contractors for a connected job is how materials stop matching and schedules stop lining up. One crew building both means your deck and your fence come out as one project instead of two, and the coordinating is our problem rather than yours.

What actually goes into it:

  • Decking that matches your fence, when the two are going in together, not chosen from a different vendor's catalog.
  • Pool decking built around the pool itself. The layout follows your pool, not the other way around.
  • Railing built as part of the deck, not bolted on as an afterthought once the deck is already finished. It is the part everyone leans on, so it gets treated as structure rather than trim.
  • Posts and footings set for the ground that's actually on your property. Much of this area sits on heavy clay that moves with the weather, the same fact that governs every fence we set, and it governs a deck's footings just as much.

More Yard, Actually Usable

A backyard youuse, not just look at

One project instead of two, materials that match instead of clashing, and more of the yard you're actually going to use once it's done. Whether your deck is going in with a fence, around a pool, or on its own, it's built to the same standard.

One thing worth knowing up front, because a deck is not a fence: where it ties into your house is the connection that matters most, and it is the one you will never see again once the boards go down. We will tell you what we find there on an existing deck, and if the height or the attachment on yours means an inspection or an engineer has to be part of the job, you will hear that from us at the start rather than partway through.

The Work

Decks,custom built for your home

Every deck here is one we've actually built, not a rendering. There is more of it waiting for you in the project gallery.

Deck and covered porch wrapping the front of a cabin
Elevated Deck and Rail
Stained wood deck overlooking a backyard pool
Deck with Pool View
Covered deck with wire panel railings and new wood stairs under a vaulted ceiling
Elevated Deck Stair and Rail

Homeowners tell it straight

Don't take our word for it.Take theirs.

10+ years of showing up for
Dayton-area homes

What Gets People Calling

The yard was already fine.We were just ready for an upgrade.

A few of the reasons people call us about a deck.

Composite deck partway built against a house, decking boards laid on part of the frame with exposed joists on the rest, stairs built to grade
Mid-build. Dayton, TX

Questions

What people askbefore they build

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Yes. When the two go in together, the same crew builds both, so the materials and the look actually match.

Yes. Pool decking is built around the pool itself, and it pairs directly with pool fencing for the code side of the project.

Yes. Railing goes in as part of the same job, not as a separate add-on afterward. It is the part of a deck people put their weight on, so it gets built as structure, not as trim.

Yes, and it saves you the part nobody enjoys: hiring two separate contractors for a connected job is how materials stop matching and schedules stop lining up. One crew, one job, one number to call.

Yes. Most of what we build goes in alongside fence or pool work, but if a deck on its own is what you want, that is exactly the kind of job we take too.

Request a Quote

Tell us about your space.Get a real number in writing.

It starts with a few details and a call to set up a time to measure. Nothing gets quoted from a photo or a guess.

  • Your property gets measured on site
  • Your quote comes in writing before work starts
  • You can pay over time through Affirm, subject to approval

Would you rather talk to us? Call today: (936) 257-5171.

Stand where your deck would go.That's where this starts.