Decks, Sheds & Carpentry
From a few soft boards to a brand-new deck or a custom shed, I build and repair outdoor structures to last through Maryland winters and summers.
Soft, spongy boards, popped fasteners, wobbly railings, or wood that's gone gray and cracked are all signs it's time. Small repairs now are far cheaper than a full rebuild later — and a loose railing is a genuine safety issue. I'll give you an honest assessment of what needs fixing versus what can wait.
New decks and larger structural work can require a permit in Anne Arundel County. I build to code and will walk you through whether your project needs a permit before we start — no cutting corners on something you and your family stand on.
Based in Crofton, MD and happy to travel to neighboring towns:
If the framing is sound and only surface boards or railings are worn, a repair and re-seal is usually the smart, affordable choice. If the structure or footings are failing, replacement is safer. I'll tell you straight which one your deck needs.
Most decks in Maryland do well with a fresh seal every 2–3 years — sooner if water stops beading on the surface. Regular sealing is the cheapest way to add years to a deck.
Yes — from kits to fully custom builds sized to your yard and needs. I can match your home's look with siding, trim and paint.
