Choose the Right Deck for Your Home

A pressure-treated pine deck typically lasts 10–12 years with proper care, while a composite deck can last 15-20 years with minimal maintenance. 

We’ll work with you to design a deck that fits your yard, budget, and lifestyle — from small sitting areas to large entertainment spaces. 

Yes, most counties in Eastern NC require permits for new deck construction. After your contract is signed, East Coast Premier Construction handles all permits and scheduling so the process is simple for you. 

 If you live in a neighborhood with an HOA, approval is often required before construction. We can provide drawings and details to help you with the approval process. 

 Yes, many decks are attached directly to the house, but some situations (like brick homes or certain foundations) may require a freestanding design for strength and safety. 

Most decks are completed in 3–7 days, depending on size, height, and design complexity. Multi-level or custom railings may take longer, but we’ll provide a clear timeline before work begins. 

We offer pressure-treated pine for affordability and composite decking for low-maintenance, long-term performance. Both can be customized with railings, stairs, and design features to match your home. 

Pressure-treated pine is the most budget-friendly option. Composite costs more upfront, but it saves money long-term by reducing maintenance and extending the deck’s life. 

Yes. In addition to open decks, we also build covered decks/patio covers and screened-in porches for added comfort and year-round use. See those page links at the top of this page.

Popular upgrades include composite decking, hidden fasteners, and custom railing systems. These add durability, a cleaner look, and style options to your deck. 

Yes. We can handle demolition and removal of your old deck as part of the project. 

Yes, we offer free, no-obligation estimates for all deck projects. 

 es. We are fully insured, giving you peace of mind that your project is protected.