Cape Cod's Premier Deck Builder

Trust your project to Cape Cod's deck construction specialists. We deliver custom, high-quality outdoor living spaces–powered by the award-winning Barnes Custom Builders team.

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New Deck Construction Process

1. Design & Permitting

We handle every aspect of this process, from engineering and getting permits to inspection. You can trust your deck is built right, by professionals.
2. Demolition & Removal

If necessary, we will tear down and dispose of your existing deck, stairs, or other structures. Then, we will prepare the site for installing your new deck.
3. New Deck Construction

Enjoy a stress-free process from your local deck construction experts. We're a division of Barnes Custom Builders, a top-rated design-build firm on Cape Cod.

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A modern multi-level outdoor deck with stairs and glass railing, illuminated by built-in lighting, featuring a fire pit and lounge area, overlooking trees at sunset.

Exterior view of a modern house with a wooden deck, pool, and hot tub overlooking a body of water and trees at sunset.

View from a wooden balcony with a white railing, overlooking trees and rooftops on a sunny day.

Backyard patio with a round table, four striped chairs, a large red umbrella, a propane grill, and green bushes near a house with beige siding and brown shutters.

Outdoor porch stairs with white railings, wooden steps, and a stone wall on the right, surrounded by trees and greenery.

Newly constructed two-story house with beige shingle siding and a small wooden deck at the back, surrounded by green grass and trees.

A house under construction with wooden shingle siding, a small back deck with a ladder, and construction tools on the ground. The yard is bare dirt with some grass patches, surrounded by trees.

Construction of a small wooden porch or extension attached to a house, with framing and plywood in place, but not yet finished.

Back of a house under construction with a new deck and an enclosed porch, with trees and lawns in the yard.

A man with a gray knit beanie and plaid shirt installing a metal bracket on a wooden structure at a construction site.

Two construction workers assembling a wooden frame outdoors, surrounded by trees, with tools and equipment on the frame

Screened porch with white columns and railing, view of outdoor patio with lounge chairs and umbrellas, surrounding trees, and a grassy area with a small wooden step with a 'HELLO' doormat.

White house with a screened-in porch and stairs leading to a garden area with small plants and bushes, surrounded by trees.

Wooden outdoor staircase with white railing leading to a house, garden plants on the left, and a concrete patio at the bottom.

Aerial view of a two-story house with a deck and patio area, surrounded by a green backyard and neighboring houses, with trees and a street in the background.

Aerial view of a multi-story house with a spacious wooden deck with outdoor furniture, surrounded by green lawn and a brick-paved patio area with a hot tub, a fire pit, and outdoor stairs.

Back of a house under construction with wooden planks, a ladder, a garbage bin, and exposed ground area for landscaping.

Newly stained wooden deck attached to a house with beige shingles, outdoor stairs, and windows, rain droplets on the surface.

Deck Construction Frequently Asked Questions

There are several factors that impact the cost of a new deck. This includes: square footage, materials selection, local permit fees, and engineering costs.
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Getting permits from your town can take 15-45 days, depending on conservation and zoning requirements.
Once permits are secured, deck construction typically takes 1-6 weeks, depending on the size and complexity of the job.
Decks don't have size limitations. However, they are required to have certain setback from lot lines, which may impact the overall size or footprint of your deck. We'll guide you through the design and engineering process to ensure your deck is the perfect size for you and your lifestyle.
We use and recommend composite decking materials like Trex and IPE. These products are durable, easy to maintain, and have a lower lifetime cost compared to pressure treated wood.
For railings, we are a certified Feeney Cable Rail installer. We can also install composite materials.
Yes. In fact, we are a Feeney Preferred Contractor. Feeney is the leading manufacturer of cable railing systems for decks, stairs, and other custom architectural projects.
Yes, every town on Cape Cod required a permit to build a deck. The permitting process and costs for the permit varies from town to town.