Our professional deck construction services transform your outdoor space into the gathering place you’ve always wanted.
You know that feeling when you walk onto a deck that just feels solid under your feet? That’s what proper construction gets you. No bouncing, no creaking, no wondering if it’s safe when the whole family’s out there.
A well-built deck changes how you use your home. Summer dinners move outside. Morning coffee tastes better with a view. Your kids actually want to hang out in the backyard instead of disappearing into their rooms.
The right deck builder doesn’t just nail boards together. We understand that your deck needs to handle everything from heavy snow loads to summer storms, all while looking good and staying safe for years to come.
Gualan Brothers Home Remodeling Corp. has been building decks throughout Dutchess County for years. We’re the contractors who show up when we say we will and finish what we start.
Every deck we build meets or exceeds local building codes. We handle the permits, coordinate inspections, and use materials that can handle whatever New York weather throws at them.
We never take shortcuts or use inferior materials. When you invest in a deck, you want it built right the first time.
First, we come out to look at your space and understand what you want. We’ll talk about size, materials, and any special features you’re thinking about. No pressure, just honest conversation about what works and what doesn’t.
Next, we handle the paperwork. Building permits, code requirements, and HOA approvals if needed. You don’t have to figure out what forms to fill out or which office to visit.
Then we build. We show up on schedule, keep the work area clean, and communicate with you throughout the process. You’ll know what’s happening and when to expect completion.
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Every deck starts with proper foundation work. We dig footings to the right depth, use concrete that can handle freeze-thaw cycles, and space everything according to engineering requirements. Shortcuts here cause problems later.
We source materials from suppliers we trust. We use pressure-treated lumber that is actually dry, fasteners that will not rust, and composite materials that can withstand UV exposure. The difference between excellent materials and cheap ones shows up in year three, not day one.
Our construction follows current building codes, not what was acceptable ten years ago. Proper joist spacing, adequate blocking, and railings that meet height and spacing requirements. When the inspector shows up, everything passes the first time.
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