

Custom decks built from pressure-treated lumber, cedar, composite and PVC. Footings to spec, joist spacing to code, and railings that pass every inspection on the first walk. We also rebuild rotten decks the right way — replace the framing, not just the boards.
Soft or Spongy Joists
A critical warning sign that moisture has bypassed the surface and is actively rotting the structural framing underneath.
Loose or Rusted Ledger Connectors
A catastrophic hazard where the deck attaches to the house; rusted nails or loose bolts can lead to total structural collapse.
Wobbly Railings or Posts
Indicates failing hardware connections or rotted structural blocking that no longer meets safety code requirements.
Soil Erosion Around Footings
Exposed concrete piers or sinking footings mean the weight distribution of the deck is compromised and shifting.
MegaForce PRO Site Audit
On-site structural evaluation, soil checking, elevation measurement, and digital layout planning.
Permit & Code Review
Line-item blueprinting and structural breakdown. We manage all local zoning approvals and architectural building permits.
Footing & Frame Stage
Excavation, concrete pouring, and framing deployment. Typical framing setup is completed and inspected within 2-3 days.
Surface Integration
High-velocity installation of the surface boards using hidden clip systems or color-matched structural face screws.
Safety Punch-List & Sign-Off
Rigorous structural stress testing, railing check, double magnetic cleanup, warranty packet hand-off, and official registration.


White two-story house with a garage and manicured landscaping
Wood or composite?
Composite (Trex, TimberTech) lasts 25+ years with no sanding, staining, or rot. Wood (pressure-treated or cedar) costs 30-40% less upfront but needs maintenance every 2-3 years. We'll tell you honestly which makes sense for your budget and how long you plan to stay in the home
Do I need a permit for a deck?
Yes, in virtually all Connecticut towns. Any deck over 30" above grade requires a building permit with footings inspected below frost line. We pull all permits and coordinate inspections
How long does a deck build take?
A typical 12x16 deck is 3-5 crew days from footing dig to final railing. Larger or multi-level decks with built-in benches, lighting, or custom patterns run 1-2 weeks
Can you fix my existing deck?
Yes, if the framing is sound. We replace rotten boards, upgrade railings to code, reinforce ledger connections, and can add stairs or landings. If joists or the ledger are rotted, we'll tell you it's cheaper to rebuild

PHONE
(203) 612-5489LOCATION
Waterbury, CT – Serving All of Connecticut
HOURS
Mon-Fri 7am-6pm · Emergency: 24/7