Decks and Patios by Connor's Contracting
Outdoor Living

Decks and Patios

Composite and hardwood decks, paver patios, fire pits, and railings built on real footings.

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Outdoor living that survives Jersey winters.

What Decks and Patios Includes

Every deck starts with proper footings below frost line and a ledger flashed so water never touches your framing. Patios get compacted base and edge restraint so the pavers stay put.

Composite or hardwood decking, black aluminum or cable railing, built-in bench seating, stair lighting, pergolas, paver patios, retaining walls, and fire pit surrounds.

What's Included:

Footings Below Frost Line
Composite or Hardwood Decking
Aluminum & Cable Railing
Paver Patios & Walkways
Fire Pits & Seat Walls
Pergolas & Stair Lighting
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Typical timeline
1–3 weeks
Who's on site
Framing crew plus hardscape when pavers are involved
Permits
Zoning and building permits pulled for attached decks
Process

How a Decks and Patio Job Runs

01

Site & setback review

We check property lines, setbacks, and grade before drawing anything you can't legally build.

02

Footings

Dug below frost line, inspected, and poured — the part that decides whether the deck moves in five years.

03

Framing & flashing

Ledger bolted and flashed so water never sits against the house, joists hung and blocked.

04

Decking & rails

Composite or hardwood laid with hidden fasteners, then aluminum or cable railing and stairs.

05

Details

Bench seating, stair lighting, pergola, skirting, and a full cleanup of the yard.

Materials & Specs

What We Build With

  • Trex & TimberTech composite
  • Pressure-treated & hardwood framing
  • Black aluminum & cable rail
  • Concrete pavers & seat walls
  • Low-voltage stair lighting

Anyone can screw down decking. The footings and the flashing are what you're actually paying for.

Common Questions

Decks and Patios, Answered

Composite or wood?

Composite for low maintenance and cost over time; hardwood if you want the look and don't mind sealing it. We'll price both.

How long do pavers stay flat?

As long as the base is right — compacted stone, proper depth, and edge restraint. That's where cheap patios fail.

Can you build in fall or winter?

Yes, weather permitting. Footings just need to go in before the ground locks up.

Let's Build It Right

Schedule a free walkthrough and we'll map out what's possible in your home.

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