Trusted, On-Time & Built to Last.
Greater Homes Solutions LLC builds custom decks in Greenwich, CT for homeowners throughout Fairfield County and Connecticut. New deck construction, composite decking systems, deck repair and replacement, railings, pergolas, and covered outdoor structures. David Cadavid specs and builds every deck himself. He's been building outdoor structures in this area for 25 years and he knows what holds up through Connecticut winters. Call 203-358-7009 to get started.
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Years in Business
1,000+
Happy Customers
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Services Offered
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What We Handle
Our deck work covers new builds, replacement projects, and repair work on existing structures throughout Greenwich and Fairfield County.
- New deck construction, all sizes and configurations
- Pressure-treated lumber deck builds
- Trex composite deck installation
- TimberTech and Azek deck systems
- Multi-level deck design and construction
- Deck railings: wood, cable, glass, and aluminum
- Pergola and overhead structure builds
- Covered deck and roof structure additions
- Pool and waterfront deck construction
- Deck repair and board replacement
- Deck demolition and full replacement
- Deck staining and sealing
Pressure Treated and Composite Decking
Pressure-treated lumber is the standard for deck framing and is still the right choice for many residential deck builds in Greenwich. We size the frame correctly for the span, set posts in concrete footings at the right depth for Connecticut frost lines, and build to local building code.
Composite decking systems from Trex, TimberTech, and Azek have become the most requested deck surface material we install. They don't rot, they don't splinter, and they hold their appearance across Connecticut winters and summers without annual maintenance. We install them over a correctly sized and spaced frame.
Material selection on a custom deck builder project in Fairfield County comes down to budget, maintenance preference, and the intended use. David goes through the options during the estimate and makes a recommendation based on the specific property and what the homeowner wants to get out of the space.
Railings, Pergolas, and Covered Structures
Deck railings serve a safety function and a visual one. We build and install wood railings, aluminum systems, cable railing, and glass panel railings depending on the design and the homeowner's preference. Every railing installation is checked against local code requirements for height and baluster spacing.
Pergola construction turns a flat deck surface into a defined outdoor room. We build pergolas from pressure-treated lumber, cedar, and composite materials. Attached pergolas require proper ledger connection to the house and are permitted as part of the deck permit in most Connecticut jurisdictions.
Covered deck additions with a full roof structure require a structural connection to the home and a building permit. David manages the permit process and coordinates the roofing tie-in as part of the build.
Deck Repair and Replacement
Deck repair in Greenwich and Fairfield County often involves more than replacing a few boards. Connecticut weather accelerates wood decay, particularly in decks that weren't sealed consistently or were built with lower-grade materials. We assess the frame and the ledger connection before recommending repair over replacement.
Deck board replacement covers surface boards, fascia, and decking around built-in features like seating and planters. We match material where possible and blend the finish to minimize the visible difference between old and new.
Full deck replacement starts with a demolition and framing assessment. If the existing posts and frame are sound, they stay. If they're compromised, we rebuild from the footings up. David walks through the assessment during the free estimate.
Why Choose Greater Homes Solutions LLC for Deck Building
We're Experts In What We Do
David has been building decks in Greenwich and Fairfield County since 1999. He knows how Connecticut frost heave affects footings, how much a composite system costs versus pressure-treated over a ten-year window, and what railing design actually holds up to daily use. We don't build decks to a minimum code standard and call it done. The frame is sized for the load, the footings go below the frost line, and the surface system is installed according to the manufacturer's spec. That's why the decks we build still look right ten years later. Every deck project is permitted when required. David manages the application and handles the required inspections.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a permit to build a deck in Greenwich, CT?
Yes. Most new deck construction in Greenwich requires a building permit, particularly for decks above a certain height or attached to the home. We handle the permit application and all required inspections.
What composite decking brands do you install?
We install Trex, TimberTech, and Azek composite decking systems. David goes through the differences in product line and price point during the estimate so you can make an informed choice.
How long does a deck build take?
A straightforward new deck on an existing home typically runs one to two weeks once permits are approved. Larger builds with pergolas, covered structures, or complex multi-level layouts run longer. David provides a schedule during the estimate.
Can you repair my existing deck instead of replacing it?
Often yes. We assess the frame, ledger, and posts before recommending repair or replacement. If the structure is sound, repair is the right call. If the frame is compromised, replacement is safer and more cost-effective long-term.
Do you build decks in winter?
Deck installation requires above-freezing temperatures for certain materials and curing of concrete footings. We schedule deck projects with the season in mind and can begin planning and permitting in winter for spring and summer builds.
Get a Free Deck Building Estimate
Whether you're planning a new deck build, a composite upgrade, or a repair and replacement project, the process starts with a free on-site estimate. David walks the property, assesses the site conditions, and gives you a clear written quote. We serve homeowners throughout Greenwich, Fairfield County, and all of Connecticut.
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