Deck & Porch Construction in Burr Ridge, IL

New decks and porch work in Burr Ridge

We build decks and porches start to finish, and we repair the framing, stairs and railings on the ones you already have. Whatever goes on top, the frame underneath is treated lumber on footings, and the ledger is flashed and fastened with bolts so the house connection holds. On a resurface, we inspect the frame first, because new boards on a weak frame only hide the problem. Your estimate is written, with the deck size, every material and the price.

Burr Ridge sits in both DuPage and Cook counties, and we cover it along I-55, County Line Road, Route 83 and Plainfield Road. On a new deck, the biggest choice is the board, so we lay it out plainly. Composite costs more up front and needs little more than a wash for years. Treated wood costs less to build but needs sealing every couple of years, and skipping that is what turns it gray, splintered and soft. We price both on the same estimate, with matching railing options, so you can weigh the upkeep against the cost.

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What's included on a Burr Ridge deck

Side-by-side material pricing

Composite and treated wood are priced on the same estimate, boards and railings included.

Borders and fasteners

We can frame the edge with a border board and use hidden fasteners where the decking allows them.

A treated frame on footings

Joists, beams and posts are treated lumber, set on concrete footings below the frost line.

Ledger flashed and bolted

The house connection gets flashing and structural bolts, and an old ledger that was done wrong gets corrected first.

Stairs and railings to code

Stairs, landings and railings are built to current code, in wood or a matching composite or metal rail.

Porch repairs

We replace rotted porch boards, rebuild steps and fix columns and ceilings that have taken on water.

How a Burr Ridge deck build runs

We start with a free visit to measure, look at the yard and the house wall, and bring samples of each board. You get a written scope and estimate with composite and treated priced side by side, so you decide with the numbers in hand. We pull the permit with the village, book the inspections and set build days we keep. Any change after that, from a wider stair to a different railing, is priced in writing and approved by you first, and we close out with a walkthrough on the finished deck.

Composite and wood priced side by side
Board samples at the first visit
A treated frame on proper footings
Village permit and inspections handled
Changes approved in writing first
A walkthrough of the finished deck

Deck & Porch Construction estimate in Burr Ridge

Tell us about the project and we will set a time to look at it.

FAQ

Deck & Porch Construction in Burr Ridge: questions

Do you build decks in the towns around Burr Ridge?

Yes. Willowbrook, Hinsdale, Darien and Western Springs are all on our route, with the same estimate process.

Does a deck in Burr Ridge need a permit?

A new deck or structural repair almost always needs one, whether your home is on the DuPage or Cook side. We pull it with the village and handle the inspections.

How much upkeep does composite need?

Mostly a wash once or twice a year. It does not need sealing, but it costs more up front. Treated wood costs less and needs a sealer every couple of years, which our painting crew can take on.

How long until the deck is done?

The permit review usually sets the start date. After that, we put the build days in writing and book around the days we said, with footings waiting on unfrozen ground.

How do I set up an estimate?

Call or text (815) 585-1750 with a good time to meet, and we will come measure and bring board samples to compare.

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