Composite and pressure-treated decks and screen porches for homes from Lexington Park and California to Leonardtown, Hollywood, and Mechanicsville — permits handled from start to finish. Veterans & active duty military: 10% off, up to $1,000. Mention it at your estimate.
From our home base in California, MD, we build decks and screen porches all over St. Mary's County — Lexington Park, Great Mills, Leonardtown, Hollywood, Mechanicsville, and Charlotte Hall. That covers ground-level platforms, multi-level decks, and screened rooms that stretch the outdoor season into spring and fall.
St. Mary's County is surrounded by water — the Patuxent, the Potomac, the Chesapeake Bay, and the creeks in between. On waterfront lots we build with marine-grade substructure, or marine-grade framing topped with composite decking made for saltwater areas, so the deck stands up to salt air and moisture year after year.
We install Trex, TimberTech, and Fiberon composite decking, along with pressure-treated lumber when a project calls for it. Our crew handles the whole build: footings, framing, decking, railings, stairs, and the final inspection.
A new deck or porch in St. Mary's County is permitted as an addition through the Department of Land Use & Growth Management — the county's residential permit application lists "Porch/Deck" as its own addition type. The same application asks whether the property sits in the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area, the zone within 1,000 feet of tidal water where building near the shoreline gets closer review. We prepare and submit the application, and you can follow its progress in the county's eTRAKiT system.
Homes inside Leonardtown's town limits also need the town's own zoning and building permits. We take care of both.