New decks built to last New England weather, and older decks and porches brought back to solid.
A good deck adds a room to your house for half the Connecticut year: summer dinners, morning coffee, and everywhere the party actually ends up. A bad one adds wobbly railings and gray splinters. The difference is the frame, the footings, and the fasteners, the parts you cannot see from the lawn chair.
Myers handles new deck builds, deck repairs, and porch repairs across Central Connecticut, from Bristol and Southington to Farmington and Burlington, including the concrete footings, so the whole project runs through one company.
Sized and placed for how your family uses the yard, not a one-size template. Sun, shade, grill placement, and stairs all get planned before a single footing is poured, and every deck goes up on properly set concrete footings so it stays level through Connecticut frost cycles.
Wood and low-maintenance decking options are both on the table, and we will walk you through the honest tradeoffs of each at the estimate.
If the frame is sound, new boards, railings, and stairs can add years of life for a fraction of replacement cost. Deck repair is steady work for us, and we will let you know which side of the repair-or-replace line your deck is on.
Soft boards, loose railings, and wobbly stairs are also safety issues, and they are usually quick fixes when caught early.
Porch boards, columns, railings, and steps take the worst of the weather and show it first. We repair and rebuild porch elements to match the house, so the fix disappears into the original.
One note on scope: we repair and rebuild porches, but we do not build enclosures or concrete patios, and we will say so up front rather than stretch.
Railings and stairs are where decks fail inspections and where guests grab first. They go in solid, to code, and in styles from classic balusters to clean modern lines.
Size, placement, sun, and slope, figured out where the deck will actually live.
Concrete footings set below frost depth, because everything above depends on them.
A solid, level frame, then decking, railings, and stairs fastened to last.
We shake the railings with you. They will not move.
New build or repair, a few details now gets you a written estimate fast.
Size, height, materials, and railings drive the number. We measure the space and give you a written estimate for your yard, free, with financing from $500 to $200,000 available.
Yes, both. New builds and repairs each make up a steady part of our deck work across Central Connecticut.
Often, yes. If the frame and footings are sound, new boards and railings can add years of life. We will let you know which side of the line your deck is on.
Yes. Deck footings are the one piece of concrete work we handle, so you do not need a second contractor.
Wood and low-maintenance options both. We will walk through the tradeoffs of upkeep, feel, and cost at the estimate and recommend what fits how you will use it.
Yes. Boards, columns, railings, and steps. We do not build enclosures or pour patios, and we will tell you that up front.
From wooded slopes in Burlington to open lots in Wolcott, decks get built and rebuilt across the region.
