The screened porch and the deck with the pergola on this page are both ours.
Decks and Porches
- Deck repairs and board replacement
- Full deck rebuilds
- Screened porches
- Railings and stairs
- Pergolas
- Deck and porch staining
- Patio renovations
- Light pressure washing

The Rest of the Exterior
- Exterior door installation and repairs
- Window installation and repairs
- Shutters
- Exterior painting
- Siding and trim repairs
- Landscaping touch-ups
Repair or Rebuild
If the framing underneath is sound, replacing boards, railings and stairs can give a deck years more life. If the posts or joists are rotting, rebuilding is usually the safer, better-value choice. We'll check what's under the surface and show you before we recommend either.
Keeping a Deck in Good Shape
Sun, rain and humidity wear decks out faster than people expect. A cleaning and a fresh coat of stain every couple of years keeps the wood from drying, cracking and graying.
Check the spots that fail first: stair stringers, railing posts, and boards near the house where water collects. Soft wood, wobbly railings or rusted fasteners are signs it's time to call.
Thinking about a screened porch or a cover? Adding a roof to a deck changes how much you use it in a Tennessee summer, and it protects the deck boards underneath.
Our Work
Recent Deck and Porch Projects
Screened Porch
An open deck on the back of the house became a covered, screened porch with a metal roof.
Deck and Pergola
A worn deck torn out and rebuilt in pressure-treated lumber, with a pergola and cable railing.
Decks, Porches & Exteriors Questions
Can you turn my deck into a screened porch?
Often, yes. We have built screened porches on existing decks. It depends on the framing, which we check first.
Do you stain decks?
Yes. We clean, prep and stain decks, porches and fences.
Do you install exterior doors and windows?
Yes, we install and repair exterior doors and windows.
What area do you cover?
Columbia and the surrounding Maury County area, including Spring Hill and Mount Pleasant.
How do I know if my deck is safe?
Loose or wobbly railings, soft or spongy boards, and rot at posts or stairs are warning signs. If you see any of them, call and we'll take a look.
