Tell us what you need and we will connect you with a licensed deck builder who works in Burnsville and across Dakota County. You get a call, a visit to the site and a written quote.
We are a lead referral service, not a contractor. Free, no-obligation quotes.
Whatever the project, it is quoted on site and put in writing.
Wood decks in cedar, treated pine or hardwood, from simple platforms to multi-level builds.
Trex, TimberTech, AZEK and similar composite or PVC decking, railing to match.
Porches with a full roof and screens, or three-season rooms with windows.
Fresh decking on the old frame, if the frame passes inspection.
Rotten boards, sagging joists, loose rails and worn stairs repaired.
Think of a deck as a structure with a floor on top. The structure (footings under the frost line, a flashed ledger, joists sized to the span) sets its lifespan, while the boards set how it looks and how much care it asks for.
Burnsville requires a building permit for a deck that is attached to the house, 30 inches or more off the ground, or part of an accessible route. The city's deck handout sets footings at least 42 inches deep with a flared base, keeps decks 5 feet from side lot lines and 8 feet from the rear on most single family lots, and typically calls for three inspections: footings, framing and final. In a development with a homeowners' association, the city also asks for the association's letter.
Call, or tell us about the deck through the form. A photo or two of the yard helps.
A licensed deck builder working in the area calls, typically the same day, to ask what the quote depends on.
They come out, see the site, and write up the scope, materials and warranty before any work is agreed.
There is no commitment. Compare quotes and go with the builder you trust.
Send a few words about the project, and a licensed deck builder working in Burnsville will get in touch to see the site. A deck quote depends on the yard and the house, so it comes after the visit.