Deck Building

Build the Deck You'll Actually Use

A new deck is the cheapest square footage you’ll ever add. Outdoor
living space for a fraction of an indoor addition. We design, build, and
repair decks and porches in-house, on a fixed price, with permits
handled and one point of contact start to finish.

Licensed & Insured

Fixed-Price Contracts

One Point of Contact

Permits Handled for You

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What's Included

Designed & Built In-House

A deck is structural — it carries weight, fights New England weather, and has to pass inspection. We handle the whole build in-house, from footings to railing, so it’s safe, square, and built to last.

No subcontractors

Fred and Gabriel run every project personally, the people who quote your job are the people who build it.

New builds & repairs

Adding a deck or porch, replacing aging boards and railings, or rebuilding a failed structure — we do both.

Full Scope

Everything We Handle

One contract, one crew — every part of your kitchen remodel managed in-house.

On-site consultation & deck design
Footings & foundation
Composite or pressure-treated decking
Porches, screened & farmer's porches
Built-in benches & lighting
Deck repair & board/railing replacement

Permits, inspections & code compliance
Framing & structural ledger attachment
Railings, stairs & balusters
Pergolas & covered structures
Old-deck tear-out & disposal
Final inspection & walkthrough

Materials & Finishes

Decking Materials We Build With

The biggest choice is composite vs. wood — we’ll walk you through the cost, look, and upkeep of each so the deck fits your budget and how you’ll use it.

Composite

Trex & TimberTech — low-maintenance, fade/stain/mold-resistant for New England weather.

Pressure-Treated

Classic look, budget-friendly, and long- lasting with regular upkeep.

Cedar / Hardwood

Natural beauty for a premium, high-end finish.

Railings

Composite, wood, or aluminum & cable.

Structures

Open deck, covered, screened porch, or pergola.

Add-Ons

Built-in lighting, benches, and skirting.

Our Process

How We Build Your Deck

One point of contact, a written timeline, and one project at a time.

Design & Quote

We walk your yard, talk size, layout, and materials, and lock a fixed price.

01

Permits

We pull the building permit and handle paperwork and inspections.

02

Footings & Framing

Footings, structural framing, and a code-compliant ledger attachment.

03

Decking & Finish

Decking, railings, stairs, and final details — then a clean walkthrough.

04 Investment

What Does a New Deck Cost?

Deck cost comes down to size, material, and height. Pressure- treated wood is the most budget-friendly; composite costs more up front but barely needs maintenance over its life. Elevated decks, stairs, built-in seating, and permits add to the number. We price the whole build into one fixed contract — the number you sign is the number you pay.

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Planning Ahead

Planning Your Deck Project

Composite vs. pressure-treated

Composite costs more up front but skips the yearly sanding and staining. We'll show you the lifetime cost of each, not just the sticker price.

Build new or repair?

Not every deck needs replacing. We'll tell you honestly whether yours needs new boards and railings or a full rebuild for safety.

Permits & timing

Decks need a permit and inspection, and they're seasonal — book early for spring and summer. Most decks go up in about a week.

What Your Neighbors Are Saying

We’ve helped hundreds of families across Middlesex County fall in love with their homes again. Here is what a few of them had to say about the experience.

Trusted by Locals in Woburn and Surroundings

Remodeling your home is deeply personal; you aren’t just hiring a contractor, you’re inviting a partner into your private space.

Gabriel and Fred are a dream team. They handled our exterior renovation with so much care and precision. You can tell they really take pride in what they do!

David L. - Woburn, MA

I’ve worked alongside MS Remodeling Group as a sub-contractor. They run a tight ship and never compromise on the quality of materials. They're the real deal.

Jason M. - Woburn, MA

Highly impressed with the MS team. Fred and Gabriel kept everything on track and the final result exceeded our expectations. Fast, professional, and honest.

Carla W. - Lexington, MA

Areas We Serve

MS Remodeling Group is located at 99 Salem St, Woburn, MA 01801, servicing homeowners across Middlesex County with deck building services, basement finishing, bathroom and kitchen remodel. Not sure if you’re in our service area? Just ask when you request your quote.

Woburn

Lexington

Arlington

Winchester

Stoneham

Burlington

... and surrounding Middlesex County communities.

FAQs

Deck Building Questions

How much does it cost to build a deck?

Most decks run $8,000–$35,000 depending on size and whether you choose pressure-treated wood or composite. We give you one fixed price after seeing your yard.

Composite or pressure-treated — which is better?

Composite costs more up front but resists fading and rot and skips the yearly staining; pressure-treated is cheaper to install but needs regular upkeep. We’ll walk you through both.

Do I need a permit to build a deck in Massachusetts?

Yes! Decks require a building permit and an inspection. We pull the permit and build to code as part of the job.

Can you repair my existing deck instead of replacing it?

Often, yes. If the structure is sound we can replace boards, railings, and stairs; if it’s unsafe we’ll tell you honestly and quote a rebuild.

How long does it take to build a deck?

Most decks are built in about a week, weather permitting. You get a written timeline before we start.

Ready to Build Your Deck?

Request your free quote and we’ll walk your yard, talk through materials and layout, and give you a clear, fixed price — with one team accountable from start to finish.