Decks Built for Real Mississippi Weather
We build, repair, and refinish decks around Canton and Madison County, from pressure-treated frames to composite boards you never have to stain.
A look at the deck work we do most, from full builds to a few rotten boards.
New decks built on footings set for Mississippi clay, not shortcuts.
Multi-level layouts, built-in seating, whatever fits your yard.
Soft boards, wobbly rails, and sinking posts fixed for good.
Protection against the sun and rain that break pressure-treated wood down.
Boards that won't warp, splinter, or need a coat of stain every summer.
Rails set to code spacing so they pass inspection the first time.
We build and fix decks for homeowners in Canton and the towns around it, the kind of people who actually cook out on the deck and want the kids running around on it without a board giving way. Most of the calls we get start with one of two problems: a deck that's gone soft underfoot, or no deck at all and a backyard that never gets used. We handle both, from a full tear-out to a first build on a slab that's never had anything on it.
The difference shows up in what you don't see once the boards are down. We flash the ledger board where it meets the house so water can't get behind it and rot the band board, which is the single biggest reason old decks fail. We set footings below where the ground moves and space joists at 16 inches on center so nothing bounces when your kids are running across it. That's the part that decides whether you're calling us again in five years or not.
We cover Canton and the towns within about an hour's drive.
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 a deck project actually calls for.
You get a written number before we cut a single board.
We handle the permit paperwork with the county.
We give you a start date and we keep it.
Pressure-treated pine or composite, your call.
The people who frame it are the people who finish it.
Had them strip and reseal our deck out past Canton before it turned gray for good. Took an extra day because of rain but they came back and finished it right.
Couple of boards near the grill were soft and one rail post was wobbly. Fixed both in an afternoon, didn't try to sell me a whole new deck.
New deck off the kitchen in Madison, two levels with stairs down to the yard. No bounce at all when the grandkids run across it.
Questions people ask before they call us about a deck.
Tell us what's going on, sagging boards, a new build, a rail that needs fixing, and we'll follow up to schedule a look.
Thanks for reaching out. We'll contact you shortly to discuss your project.
