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Exterior Home Repair Plus provides deck builder in Ocean, Monmouth and Atlantic County, NJ — new composite and pressure-treated decks, porch rebuilds, railings, stairs and structural repair of rotted or unsafe decks. Free written estimates: (908) 636-9745.
Deck Building & Repair From a Local Jersey Shore Contractor
A great deck turns your backyard into living space — and at the shore, outdoor living is half the reason we live here. We design and build decks and porches that are safe, code-compliant and built to handle sun, salt and freeze-thaw cycles, and we repair existing decks with rotted boards, loose railings, failing stairs or unsafe ledger connections.
Signs You Need Deck Building & Repair
- Soft, spongy or split deck boards
- Wobbly railings or loose stairs
- Rusted fasteners, joist hangers or post bases
- A ledger board without proper flashing or bolts
- Splintering, fading or boards that won’t hold stain
What’s Included
- Custom deck design and permit drawings
- Composite, PVC and pressure-treated decking
- Hot-dipped galvanized & stainless hardware for coastal areas
- Aluminum, composite and cable railing systems
- Stairs, landings, porches and pergolas
- Board replacement, re-framing and structural repair
Built for Coastal New Jersey
Shore decks need stainless or hot-dipped galvanized hardware, properly flashed ledgers and low-maintenance composite boards that shrug off sun and salt.
Many decks built in the ’90s and 2000s are near the end of their life. We rebuild safely with composite or pressure-treated lumber and code-compliant railings.
Porch rebuilds on older homes call for careful carpentry — columns, railings and steps that look original but are built with modern, rot-resistant materials.
What Affects Deck Builder Cost?
Every project is priced after a free on-site inspection. The main factors are:
- Deck size and height
- Decking material
- Railing system
- Stairs, landings and built-ins
- Permits and footing requirements
How Long Does It Take?
Most decks are built in one to two weeks after permits are approved. Planning in winter means your deck is ready for summer.