Where We Build Decks Around Lewiston and Auburn

We build and rebuild decks across Lewiston plus 21 nearby towns, from stacked back decks on mill-city multi-families to camp decks above Thompson Lake and Pleasant Lake. Pick your town to see its permit rules, its shoreland setbacks and what a deck there averages.

  • A wooden deck with black metal railing attached to a brown shingle house with three people visible through the windows.

    West to the lakes

  • White house with multiple windows has a raised wooden deck with railing and stairs, surrounded by grass and trees.

    North of Lewiston and Auburn

  • Two-story green house with white double-deck railings and stairs; two men stand on the upper deck on a sunny autumn day.

    East and south along the river

Lewiston, MEOur home town

Where Do We Build Decks From Auburn Out to the Lakes?

7 towns

From Auburn out to the lakes, we build decks in seven towns west of Lewiston, from the mill streets of Mechanic Falls to camp lots on Tripp Pond, Thompson Lake and Pleasant Lake.

Which Towns North of the Two Cities Do We Cover?

7 towns

North of the two cities, we cover seven towns of farmhouses, capes and ranches, along with lake lots on Allen Pond, Sabattus Pond and Cochnewagon Lake.

How Far East and South of Lewiston Do We Build Decks?

7 towns

We build decks as far east as Litchfield and Bowdoinham and as far south as Topsham, with Sabattus, Durham, Lisbon and Bowdoin in between.

Ready to Have Someone Look Under Your Deck?

Send us your town and the kind of deck job: new, a replacement or a repair. We will set a time to look at the yard, the house wall and any old deck before a price is written.