New decks · replacement · stairs · railings

Decks Designed Around the Home, Yard and Daily Use

A deck is an outdoor room and a structural connection to the home. Layout, footings, ledger details, flashing, stairs, guards, drainage and traffic flow all matter. 3G helps homeowners move from a wish list to a buildable scope that works with doors, siding, grade and the way the yard is actually used.

Warning signs
Project scope
Process
FAQs
Start with the condition

When to schedule an evaluation.

One symptom does not automatically mean full replacement. It does identify where a useful inspection should begin.

Soft boards, loose guards or unstable stairs

A ledger or attachment showing water damage

A layout that blocks doors, walks or yard use

A small deck that no longer fits the household

Repeated coating or repair without addressing structure

A planned addition or siding project changes the connection

Before & after

Deck transformations planned around everyday use

A better deck combines sound construction with comfortable movement, safe transitions and details that fit the home. These projects show complete rebuilds and practical layout improvements.

Before
After

Worn deck rebuilt into a solid outdoor living area

We removed the deteriorated materials and evaluated the support conditions before rebuilding the visible deck. The board layout, railing lines and stair connection were coordinated for a complete, intentional result.

Before
After

Small, awkward platform expanded for better movement

The redesign started with how the homeowners wanted to enter, move through and use the space. We organized the deck footprint and transitions around those needs, then finished the structure with consistent lines.

Before
After

Aging stairs and rails replaced with a coordinated finish

This project focused on the parts of the deck that guide daily movement. We rebuilt the stair route, aligned the railing components and tied the new work into the existing deck area for a cohesive result.

The neighboring details

One service. Connected systems.

Decks meet siding, doors, windows, grade and roof runoff. Flashing the connection and keeping water away from the ledger are essential parts of exterior planning.

Four clear stages

From first call to final review.

A different project does not need a different communication standard.

01

Share the condition

Address, symptom, timing and safe photos.

02

Evaluate the system

Main issue plus the transitions around it.

03

Approve the work

Written scope, selections, exclusions and price.

04

Install and review

Protection, updates, cleanup and walkthrough.

Customer proof

What homeowners remember.

Communication, fair expectations, cleanup and work that solves the original problem.

★★★★★
“In addition to a job well done I was most impressed with their excellent customer service, responsiveness and timeliness.”
Steve Wegner
4.5

224 public Google reviews.

Questions before the quote

Deck Building FAQs.

Wood offers a familiar look and lower initial material cost but requires ongoing maintenance. Composite changes cost, heat, expansion and fastening considerations. Compare the whole assembly and maintenance plan.

Permit requirements depend on location, height, size and scope. The written agreement should state who verifies requirements and obtains approvals.

Only after condition, sizing, spacing, connections and code considerations are evaluated. A sound-looking surface does not prove the concealed frame is suitable.

The connection needs deliberate flashing and water management. Fastening through siding without a complete ledger detail can create hidden damage.