faqs

Sweep regularly, wash annually, and inspect for loose boards or fasteners. In our experience, composite decks need minimal upkeep, while wood decks require sealing or staining every 1-2 years. Reach out to our deck contractors at RM Building LLC if you have further maintenance questions.

Yes. We help homeowners find cost-effective solutions without compromising on quality. Our deck contractors will recommend materials and design options that give you the most value for your investment.

We stand behind our craftsmanship with a warranty on labor, in addition to manufacturer warranties on materials. Details are provided during the estimate process. Reach out to our deck contractors to learn more.

We build wood, composite, and PVC decks, as well as custom designs that integrate railings, stairs, lighting, and built-in seating. If you're not sure which material fits your needs, our deck contractors can walk you through the pros, cons, and costs of each.

Yes! We provide free, no-obligation estimates after an on-site visit. Our deck contractors can take measurements, discuss design ideas, and give you a written quote so there are no surprises later.

It depends on size, complexity, and materials. In our experience, a simple deck might take 1-2 weeks, while a large or custom project could take 3-4 weeks. Weather can also affect timelines, but our deck contractors will keep you updated throughout.

Most decks require a building permit and inspection. We handle all the permit applications and coordinate with local building inspectors to make sure your project meets code. Reach out to our deck contractors if you have further permit-related questions.

Absolutely. We can replace damaged boards, strengthen the frame, or completely rebuild your deck if needed. Our deck contractors will assess whether repair or full replacement makes the most sense for safety and cost-effectiveness.

In our experience, most projects take 1-3 weeks, depending on size, complexity, and weather conditions. Our deck contractors will be able to give an educated estimate of time based on these factors.

Wood: Natural look, lower initial cost, requires regular staining/sealing. Composite: Low maintenance, resistant to rot and insects, higher upfront cost, but lasts longer. If you're wondering which might be the better option for you, our deck contractors can assist you in choosing one for your property.