New deck construction
Deck layout and structure planned around the home, grade, access and intended use.
Create a safer, more useful outdoor space with new deck construction, repairs, stairs, railings and finish upgrades.

Deck work combines structure, weather exposure and daily use. We review how the deck connects to the home, how water moves around it and which framing, surface or safety components are part of the requested project.
Plus Home Investment builds and repairs decks throughout Metro Atlanta. Projects may include a new platform, elevated deck, stairs, railings, surface replacement or focused repairs, with the exact scope based on existing conditions.
The final scope is based on your property, priorities and selected materials.
Deck layout and structure planned around the home, grade, access and intended use.
Damaged boards, rail components and visible structural concerns reviewed for an appropriate repair scope.
Outdoor access components built or improved as part of the deck project.
Railing work coordinated with deck height, layout and the rest of the structure.
Surface options discussed according to appearance, maintenance and project requirements.
Trim, skirting, cleanup and connections to adjacent outdoor areas included when specified.

A deck is more than surface boards. Footings, framing, fasteners, ledger or freestanding connections, flashing and drainage details all influence performance and safety.
Permit or design requirements vary with the location and scope. Those requirements should be identified before construction, especially for elevated decks, structural changes and major replacements.
See our project galleryWe discuss size, access, desired use and the existing structure if it is a repair.
The proposed deck, stairs, railing and surface choices are organized into a clear scope.
Applicable preparation, design or permit needs are identified before construction.
The deck is constructed in sequence and the visible connections and finish work are reviewed.
The decision should be based on the framing, footings, ledger or freestanding supports, stairs, railings and extent of decay—not only the surface boards. Widespread structural damage can make repeated repairs a poor investment.
Joists, beams, posts, connections, flashing, fasteners and spacing should be reviewed first. New surface boards should not hide framing or water-management problems underneath.
Wood usually has a lower initial material cost but requires ongoing maintenance. Composite often costs more initially, while offering different maintenance, heat, appearance and installation considerations.
Requirements vary by property and jurisdiction. Deck height, size, structural changes, attachment to the house, stairs and major reconstruction can affect what documentation or approval is required.
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