St. Petersburg Deck Builders:Deck replacement, repair & custom construction

Our planning ranges are $35 to $60 per square foot for pressure-treated wood and $60 to $95 per square foot for composite or Trex. Size, height, railings and site conditions affect the quote. We provide a free written estimate for your project.

Plan on $60 to $95 per square foot for an installed composite or Trex deck, including framing, fasteners and labor. The selected board collection, deck height and railing design affect the final price. Removal, special site work and additions are identified in the written scope.

Yes. We provide a free written estimate that describes the work and materials. Start with the project form and include the approximate size, current condition and changes you want.

Permit requirements depend on the property, structure and work proposed. We handle permits and required inspections as part of the project. A low deck or an unchanged footprint does not by itself establish an exemption.

The schedule depends on the design, permit review, material availability, demolition and weather. Your written project plan sets out the expected construction window. Roofed, screened and multi-level work adds steps beyond a simple open deck.

Yes. St. Petersburg Deck Builders is licensed, bonded and insured. We bring 11 years of deck-building experience to residential projects.

Trex is a brand of composite decking. Composite is the broader material category, with different brands and product collections. Compare the board texture, color, care instructions and warranty for the specific line you choose.

Yes. We build board decking and install paver surrounds around existing pools. We plan equipment access, drainage, door transitions and walking routes with the selected surface.

Yes. A low platform or a deck separate from the house can define an outdoor seating area. We review supports, drainage, access and the applicable permit and railing requirements for the actual design.

Keep the surface free of debris and follow the board manufacturer’s cleaning instructions. Wood also needs a suitable finish and periodic inspection. Sun, moisture, shade and product choice affect the maintenance schedule.

We plan work around the forecast and protect materials during the build. Unsafe weather or wet conditions can change the schedule, especially for work that needs a dry surface. We discuss those changes as the project progresses.

Yes. Board colors, railing profiles, stairs and the layout can be selected to suit the house and yard. Bring photos or examples of the look you want when discussing the design.

A deck can add useful outdoor space and appeal to buyers, but resale value depends on the property, condition and local market. We do not promise a fixed percentage return. Plan first around the space you will use and maintain.

That depends on the extent of the damage and the condition of the structure. Localized problems may suit repair. A broadly deteriorated frame can make a full rebuild the more useful scope to compare.

Possibly, if the existing frame is sound and compatible with the chosen board system. Re-decking requires an assessment of the structure, support spacing, fasteners and stair details.

Compare specific wood, composite and PVC products alongside color and shade. All decking can get hot in direct sun, so no material should be promised to stay cool all day.

Yes, when the deck and its supports can carry the planned enclosure. We assess the framing, footings and roof connection first, then plan the screen mesh, doors and any repairs or support changes.

Yes. We install ground-supported paver pool surrounds and patios as well as board-built decks. Concrete coatings, pool construction and docks are separate work.

Yes. Choose a solid-roof covered deck for overhead shelter, a screened enclosure for insect screening, or a combined design. We plan the floor, supports, roof, mesh and doors around the property.

Prepare the approximate size, current condition, material preference and intended use. Note height, yard access, nearby water and any planned stairs or shade. Those details help define an estimate that includes the whole project.