Trusted Deck Builders in Charlotte, NC

Yes! You should always use a licensed & insured contractor who is willing to pull permits for your project. In fact, local building codes require permits for all deck and porch projects. If you are caught building without a permit, code enforcement can require you to tear down the project.

Using a licensed contractor ensures that the person or company you hire meets certain standards set by your regulating authorities. Licensing requires contractors to have a minimum level of experience, knowledge, and financial responsibility. Hiring a licensed and insured contractor also helps mitigate risk as a homeowner. Ask your contractor to provide their GC license number along with Certificates of Insurance for General Liability, Workers Compensation, and Automotive.

Carolina Decks specializes in composite and PVC decking. Many people refer to composite decking generically as Trex decking, but Trex is actually one of many composite decking manufacturers to consider! Other quality brands to research include Timbertech, Fiberon, Wolfe and Deckorators.

Carolina Decks installs composite decks with hidden fasteners. These fasteners replace the unsightly screw holes required in wood decking, and also ensure consistent board spacing across your deck.

A 3-season room is constructed like a screen porch, but in place of screens we install vinyl windows like EzeBreeze. These windows feature screens and a unique 4-track system, offering adjustable ventilation and protection from insects and pollen. Consider adding a mini-split a/c unit or an electric heater to keep your 3-season room comfortable year round.