Wood Deck Builder Providence RI

A new, wooden deck is a great way to add unique outdoor space to your home and we want to build it for you. When built properly and with the best materials, a wooden deck can become a beautiful addition to your existing home. A deck not only adds value to your property, but also gives a special space for family and friends to gather and enjoy. While building a wooden deck may seem like a fun and simple DIY project, it is crucial that the job gets done right.

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Your Local Wood Deck Contractor 

Our experts at Porch and Deck Builder Providence RI are ready to give you the deck of your dreams. We will work with you to make sure you get the most out of your space within the time and budget constraints you may have. We take many factors into consideration when it comes to designing and constructing a new wooden deck for our clients. From the size of your home to the shape of your yard to the best type of wood for the location, we are sure to put our expert knowledge to the test. 
A wooden deck is a great way to use natural materials to make improvements to your home. We understand that it’s important to many of the members of the Providence community to use natural materials whenever possible, so we provide this important option to our clients. We choose the best quality wood and tools to build a sturdy, rot resistant deck for your home.

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Types of wood decking

One type of wood we specialize in is pressure treated wood (or PT wood) for decking. This type of wood is a great option for those looking to have a long lasting deck for about 15 years. It is crucial that this material is installed by a professional, but it has the benefit of needing very little maintenance once installed because of the nature of treated wood. 
Tropical hardwoods are a great option for their durability as well as their ability to resist infestation or rot. This option can be more difficult to work with and more expensive, but they are known for longevity and durability.
Redwoods and cedar are great options when it comes to longevity, lasting about 20 years typically, but have a downside. These woods can be damaged easily and turn grey over time if not treated properly.

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