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4 decks pros serving Dayton, OH. Compare experience, team size and the work they do, then contact them directly — Fixerlane never charges customers.

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1. DW&Sons

Dayton, OH16 years in business3 employees

DW&Sons is a deck contractor serving Dayton, OH. A team of 3, the business has been operating for 16 years. Beyond new builds, deck contractors replace rotted boards, rebuild stairs, add railings, and extend existing decks. A site visit covers the yard slope, door threshold height, sun exposure, and how the deck will be used, whether for dining, grilling, a hot tub, or lounging. Typical jobs for deck building in Dayton include deck footing repair, deck staining and sealing, ledger board replacement, pergola additions and under-deck skirting. DW&Sons is also listed for finish carpentry, furniture assembly, handyman and interior painting. Soft or cracked boards, wobbly railings, or rusted fasteners and joist hangers show that a deck needs repair or replacement before another season of use. Mention material preference, railing style, stairs, and features like built-in benches, planters, or lighting. Include any HOA rules on decks. Railings, stairs, multiple levels, permits, and site conditions like steep slope or poor soil add to both labor and materials. Besides Dayton, homeowners in Clayton, Vandalia and Englewood can reach out for deck building. Accepted payment methods include Cash and Check. To get started, send DW&Sons a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

2. Newlifedecks

Dayton, OH10 years in business4 employees

Based in Dayton, OH, Newlifedecks works as a deck builder. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 10 years. Many deck projects in Dayton need a permit and inspection, so builders often prepare drawings and set up inspections with the local office. Material choice matters too, since pressure-treated lumber, cedar, and composite boards differ in look, upkeep, and how each one weathers over years of sun and rain. Common requests for deck building include deck stairs, new wood deck construction, deck staining and sealing, composite deck builds and pergola additions. Newlifedecks is also listed for finish carpentry. Wanting more outdoor living space, adding a new sliding door, or having a backyard with an unusable slope often prompts homeowners to build a new deck. For repairs, send photos of damaged boards, posts, and railings, along with the approximate age of the deck and its overall dimensions. A deck building estimate usually reflects deck size, height off the ground, and material choice more than anything else. Composite and tropical hardwood cost more than pressure-treated lumber. Besides Dayton, homeowners in Clayton, Vandalia and Englewood can reach out for deck building. Posted hours are Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. To get started, send Newlifedecks a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

3. Homestead Improvements, LLC

Dayton, OH10 years in business

Based in Dayton, OH, Homestead Improvements, LLC works as a deck contractor. It has been in business for 10 years. Many deck projects in Dayton need a permit and inspection, so builders often prepare drawings and set up inspections with the local office. Material choice matters too, since pressure-treated lumber, cedar, and composite boards differ in look, upkeep, and how each one weathers over years of sun and rain. Common requests for deck building include under-deck skirting, composite deck builds, deck expansions, deck stairs and deck staining and sealing. Homestead Improvements, LLC is also listed for furniture assembly and handyman. Posts sitting in standing water, a ledger pulling away from the house, or loose stairs are signs worth addressing quickly with a deck builder. Mention material preference, railing style, stairs, and features like built-in benches, planters, or lighting. Include any HOA rules on decks. Railings, stairs, multiple levels, permits, and site conditions like steep slope or poor soil add to both labor and materials. Besides Dayton, homeowners in Clayton, Vandalia and Englewood can reach out for deck building. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Credit card, PayPal and Venmo. Request a quote from Homestead Improvements, LLC on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.

4. JayCrafts

Dayton, OH6 years in business4 employees

Based in Dayton, OH, JayCrafts works as a deck contractor. A team of 4, the business has been operating for 6 years. Beyond new builds, deck contractors replace rotted boards, rebuild stairs, add railings, and extend existing decks. A site visit covers the yard slope, door threshold height, sun exposure, and how the deck will be used, whether for dining, grilling, a hot tub, or lounging. Common requests for deck building include pergola additions, composite deck builds, under-deck skirting, deck expansions and deck staining and sealing. JayCrafts is also listed for finish carpentry, handyman, interior painting and TV mounting. Posts sitting in standing water, a ledger pulling away from the house, or loose stairs are signs worth addressing quickly with a deck builder. For repairs, send photos of damaged boards, posts, and railings, along with the approximate age of the deck and its overall dimensions. A deck building estimate usually reflects deck size, height off the ground, and material choice more than anything else. Composite and tropical hardwood cost more than pressure-treated lumber. Besides Dayton, homeowners in Clayton, Vandalia and Englewood can reach out for deck building. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Check, Stripe and Zelle. To get started, send JayCrafts a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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