Yes. Core Improve can assist with the permit process for new deck construction and deck replacement projects. Permit requirements and fees vary by municipality and project scope, and any applicable permit or related fees will be discussed with you before work begins.

Yes. We can provide basic deck drawings and plans when required for the permit process. More complex projects may require additional architectural or engineering documentation depending on local requirements.

Deck construction costs vary based on the deck size, height, design, decking material, railings, stairs and site conditions. Composite decking generally has a higher upfront material cost than pressure-treated wood, while offering lower maintenance. We provide a detailed estimate after evaluating your project.

The cost of replacing a deck depends on its size, existing structure, demolition requirements, material selection, railings, stairs and whether portions of the existing framing can be reused. We inspect the existing deck and provide recommendations based on its condition.

Both can be excellent options. Composite decking requires less routine maintenance and is resistant to many common issues associated with natural wood. Wood and cedar provide a traditional appearance and can offer a lower initial material cost. We’ll help you compare the options based on your budget and maintenance preferences.

We install Trex and TimberTech composite decking, offering a wide selection of colors, textures, and product lines at different price points. Our team can help you compare Trex and TimberTech options and choose the composite decking that best fits your home’s design, maintenance preferences, and budget.

The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the deck, material availability, permitting, inspections and weather conditions. Once we evaluate your project, we’ll provide a more specific expected schedule for construction.

Yes. Many homeowners choose to upgrade from wood to composite decking during a deck replacement or resurfacing project. We can evaluate the existing structure to determine what can be reused and what should be replaced before installing the new decking.

In some cases, yes. If the existing framing and structural components are in suitable condition, deck resurfacing may allow us to replace the decking while retaining portions of the existing structure. We inspect the deck first to determine whether resurfacing or complete replacement is the better option.

Yes. We can include new stairs and railing systems as part of a new deck, deck replacement or resurfacing project. Options vary depending on the deck design, material and homeowner preferences.

Yes. When demolition is part of the project, we can remove the existing deck materials and dispose of the construction debris as part of the deck replacement process.

Yes. Financing options are available for qualifying customers. Ask us about current financing options when requesting your deck estimate.

Yes. Core Improve offers free on-site estimates for deck building and deck replacement projects. We’ll evaluate the project, discuss your material and design preferences, and provide an estimate based on the scope of work.