Websites for deck builders

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How it works

  1. Type your business nameWe read your Google listing for your trade, your town and your phone number. Nothing to fill in.
  2. We build the whole sitePages, words, photos and colours, ready in 10-15 minutes. Free to see - no card, nothing to sign.
  3. Keep it if you want itAsk for any change in plain English and it is made for you. If it is not for you, close the page. You owe nothing.

What is on your deck builder site

  • Composite, wood, screened porches, covered decks, railings, repair, staining - every deck service on its own line
  • Your phone number on every screen, one tap to call from a back door looking at the old deck
  • A quote form that emails you the job with the size and the material the homeowner wants
  • Built to be found when someone in your town searches for a deck builder or a screened porch
  • Fast and readable on a phone, which is where a deck gets planned in March for a June barbecue

Every service you offer, on its own line

Each one gets its own heading and its own words, so the homeowner who searched for that exact job lands on something about that exact job.

  • Custom Deck Building
  • Composite Decking
  • Wood Deck Construction
  • Deck Repair
  • Deck Staining & Sealing
  • Deck Railing Installation
  • Screened-In Porches
  • Covered Decks
  • Multi-Level Decks
  • Deck Resurfacing

What homeowners actually search for

What a deck builder site has to show

  • Composite and wood presented as a real choice with a picture of each, since that decision is the first one every deck shopper makes.
  • Repair and resurfacing listed without apology, because the sound frame with rotten boards is a job and a future referral.
  • Screened porches, covered decks and multi-level builds as separate sections, since each is searched by a different homeowner.
  • Permits, railing height and code stated only in the words you gave us, because that promise is between you and the inspector.
  • Photos of finished decks on real houses from the first screen, because a deck is bought on the picture of the one next door.

A finished deck builder site you can open

Deck Building website example built by Titan Web Design - Cedar & Joist Decks home page

Cedar & Joist Decks is a Titan demo site, not a customer. Open it, press the buttons, read it on your phone - then judge whether yours should look like that.

Questions deck builders ask

Composite or wood - can the site explain the choice for me?

It can. Each material gets its own section with a plain paragraph on what it costs up front, what it costs to keep up and how it looks after five summers, in words a homeowner understands. If you only build one of them, say so on the form and the other section disappears. If you carry a particular composite line, type it in and the site names it exactly as you wrote it - and not otherwise.

Can it list repairs without making me look like a handyman?

Yes. Deck repair and resurfacing are written as what they are - replacing rotten boards and railings on a frame that is still sound - and they sit below the new builds, not above them. The site leads with custom decks and porches, so the first impression is a builder. The repair line is there because the homeowner who calls for boards this year often calls for the new deck when the frame finally goes.

Do screened porches and covered decks belong on a deck builder site?

They do, and they need their own sections, because the person who wants a screened porch searches porch and would never find a page that only says deck. Screened-in porches, covered decks, pergolas and multi-level decks are all on the pre-filled list, and each one you keep becomes its own line with its own picture. Drop the ones you do not build. The site says only what you do.

Can the site say I pull the permits?

If you tell us you do. Put it on the form - that you pull the permit, build to code and schedule the inspection - and the site says so in your words, near the top, because the homeowner who has heard about decks that collapsed wants to read it. We never add permit, code or inspection claims on our own. If your county changes its rules, one plain-English edit from your dashboard updates the sentence.

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Worth reading before you buy

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