Composite and pressure-treated decks and screen porches across Waldorf, St. Charles, La Plata, Bryans Road, and Indian Head — with county permits and HOA approvals handled up front. Veterans & active duty military: 10% off, up to $1,000. Mention it at your estimate.
We've built decks and screen porches throughout Charles County — Waldorf and St. Charles, La Plata, Bryans Road, Indian Head, Hughesville, and White Plains. Projects range from a simple ground-level deck off a townhouse to a multi-level deck with a screened porch on a larger lot.
If you live in St. Charles, the homeowners association comes first. Each St. Charles village has its own Planning and Design Review Board (PDRB). In Wooded Glen, for example, a deck needs PDRB approval and a county permit before any work begins, and the other villages run their own review processes. We put together the drawings and material details the board asks for, so the approval doesn't stall your project.
Our decks are built with Trex, TimberTech, and Fiberon composite decking, or pressure-treated lumber where it makes sense, from the footings up to the railings.
Charles County's Department of Planning & Growth Management puts decks on its list of projects that require a residential permit, and applications run through the county's Citizen Self Service portal. Building and trade inspections are done by Planchek, Inc. Near the Potomac, the Wicomico, Mattawoman Creek, and other tidal waters, the county's Critical Area rules cover land within 1,000 feet of mean high tide, and construction there is subject to additional restrictions under the county zoning code.
Homes inside the Town of La Plata go through the town's own building permit process as well. We handle whichever applies to your property.