Exceptional Decks, Unmatched Customer Satisfaction
Most people who contact us were sent here by someone they know. A neighbour mentioned a name, or a friend pointed to the deck in their backyard and said call them. That is still how the majority of our new projects start, even after thirty years in business across Chicago’s West and Northwest suburbs.
Before you call, read what homeowners have shared above. They have described the experience better than we would.
One thing worth knowing before you book your estimate: every project shown in these reviews was built by our own crew. We do not subcontract. The person who measures your yard is connected to the team that builds on it, which is why the communication customers mention in their reviews holds together from the first visit through the final walkthrough.
We have held a BBB A+ rating since accreditation in 2020, with no complaints filed in three decades of operating. That is not something we advertise loudly, but it is something homeowners notice when they are vetting contractors and want a straightforward way to check.
If you have a specific question about your project before scheduling, call us at 847-303-1447. We are available Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm CST.
What Homeowners Tell Us Most Often
- The quote did not move. The written scope is the price, with no discoveries invented halfway through the build.
- One point of contact. The same person handles your design, permits, crew scheduling and inspection.
- Clean sites. Offcuts, fasteners and packaging are cleared daily, not left for the final day.
- Realistic timelines. We tell you what the village permit queue actually looks like rather than what you want to hear.
- It still looks right years later. Correct footing depth, flashing and fastening are what stop a deck sagging or cupping by year three.
Before You Hire Any Deck Contractor
Read reviews across more than one platform, then check the things reviews rarely mention: is the builder licensed and insured in your village, do they pull the permit themselves, do they carry workers’ compensation, and will they give you a written scope rather than a one-line total? Ask to see a deck they built five years ago, not five weeks ago. Our free checklist, “Don’t Get Burned by a Bad Builder”, walks through every question worth asking, including the ones we would rather you asked our competitors.
