Custom composite multi-level deck and stone patio in Peachtree Corners
Outdoor living & custom carpentry

Outdoor living & deck remodeling

Extend your home outside with custom composite decks, covered porches, stone patios, and outdoor kitchens built for Georgia living in Peachtree Corners and surrounding neighborhoods.

Our Craftsmanship

What we build

Thoughtfully framed outdoor spaces crafted for Georgia gatherings, easy upkeep, and decades of quiet durability.

Custom Decks

Engineered multi-level composite framing, custom fascia, and concealed fasteners built to endure hot Georgia summers without warping.

Patios & Hardscaping

Hand-laid flagstone, permeable stone pavers, and structural retaining walls designed for clean drainage and level footing.

Outdoor Kitchens

Weather-rated cabinetry, marine-grade stainless grills, and honed granite prep counters plumbed for weekend cooking.

Pergolas & Covered Porches

Timber-beam framing, cedar tongue-and-groove ceilings, and integrated ceiling fans that shade your family from midday sun.

Fire Pits & Fireplaces

Natural masonry hearths, wood-burning and gas stone pits, and built-in bench seating for cool autumn evenings outdoors.

Landscape Lighting

Low-voltage brass fixtures recessed into stair risers, coping, and tree canopies for calm evening ambiance and sure footsteps.

Our craft process

From first grade to final walkthrough

A predictable, step-by-step path from initial elevation surveys to your first evening relaxing on the finished deck.

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Phase 1

Site grading & elevation survey

We survey your yard's natural contours, drainage flow, and tree lines to engineer a stable, long-lasting foundation.

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Phase 2

HOA submission & permitting

We prepare full architectural packets and navigate Peachtree Corners and county approvals before breaking ground.

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Phase 3

Structural framing & foundation pour

Deep concrete footings and precision-squared timber framing are installed to comfortably exceed residential code.

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Phase 4

Decking, enclosures & final detail

Composite boards, handrails, lighting, and finishes are placed with artisan joinery for a clean final walkthrough.

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Ready to map out your outdoor living project?

Schedule an on-site consultation across Peachtree Corners and nearby communities.

Common Inquiries

Frequently asked questions about outdoor living

Clear guidance on materials, building codes, timelines, and realistic investment tiers for your deck or covered porch in Peachtree Corners.

Premium capped composite and PVC decking (such as Trex Transcend and TimberTech AZEK) perform exceptionally well against Georgia's intense summer sun, prolonged humidity, and sudden downpours. Unlike natural wood, they resist splintering, cupping, and fungal rot without regular staining. If you prefer natural lumber, kiln-dried pressure-treated Southern yellow pine or sustainably harvested Western red cedar provide classic grain beauty when sealed with UV-inhibiting penetrating oils.

Yes. Gwinnett County and the City of Peachtree Corners require building permits for structural decks, elevated platforms, and roof-tied covered porches to ensure wind-load safety, proper ledger attachment, and frost-line footings. Our team manages every step of the permitting package, architectural submission, and local building code inspections turnkey, including any required HOA architectural reviews.

Capped composite decking needs minimal upkeep: a gentle seasonal rinse with mild dish soap, warm water, and a soft-bristle brush keeps boards pristine. Natural pressure-treated or cedar decks require annual inspection, deep washing, and resealing or restaining every 18 to 24 months to preserve fiber integrity against mold, mildew, and solar oxidation.

Project investments vary based on footprint, elevation, and selected finishes. A ground-level or low-profile composite deck typically ranges from $18,000 to $35,000. Multi-level architectural composite platforms with integrated stair systems, drink rails, and low-voltage lighting typically range between $35,000 and $65,000. Comprehensive covered porches featuring gabled roof ties, beadboard ceilings, stone fireplaces, and outdoor kitchens generally begin around $60,000 and extend upward based on custom cabinetry and masonry scope.

Most custom outdoor projects span 6 to 12 weeks from initial concept to final walkthrough. The design, engineering drawings, and municipal permitting phase typically takes 3 to 4 weeks. Once footings and structural inspections are cleared, on-site carpentry, roof framing, decking installation, and final electrical fixtures proceed over an active 3 to 6-week build window, weather permitting.

Have a specific question about your layout?

We review structural spans, setback restrictions, and elevation plans on-site.