Questions
The questions homeowners ask us
If your question isn't here, call us — you'll get the same no-nonsense answer on the phone.
How long does a deck build take?
Most residential decks take 2–4 weeks from permits to completion, depending on size and weather. We'll give you a timeline at the estimate.
What affects deck cost?
Size, materials (pressure-treated, composite, hardwood), ground conditions, and whether you need permits all factor in. We detail each in your quote.
Do you pull permits?
Yes. Permits protect your investment and ensure the deck meets code. We handle the paperwork and inspections.
Can you work with my existing layout?
Yes. We visit your yard, measure, discuss how you'll use the space, and sketch options that fit your lot and home.
Do you help choose materials?
We walk you through deck materials—pressure-treated, composite, and hardwood—explain durability and maintenance, and recommend based on your climate and budget.
How much does design cost?
Design fees depend on scope. Often we roll design into the build estimate; ask about standalone design services.
What's the difference between an awning and a patio cover?
Awnings are often retractable and lighter; patio covers are permanent, fixed structures that shade larger areas. We help you pick what suits your yard.
How long does installation take?
Most awnings and covers go up in 1–3 days. We confirm the timeline when we visit for measurement and design.
Do I need permits for a patio cover?
Most permanent patio covers in Henderson require permits if they attach to the home or exceed certain dimensions. We handle it.
How much of my patio can be covered?
Size depends on your lot, setback rules, and what the city approves. We check zoning and design within those limits.
Can I add a ceiling fan or lights?
Yes. Most covered patios can include electrical for fans, lights, and outlets. We wire it in during construction.
What materials do you use?
We build with pressure-treated wood, aluminum, or a combination, depending on your budget and preference. All meet current Nevada codes.
Does a sunroom increase my home value?
Yes, a well-built sunroom typically adds living space value, though the return depends on construction quality and local market. We build to last.
Can I heat and cool a sunroom?
Yes. We can add HVAC runs, insulation, and climate control during construction so your sunroom stays comfortable year-round.
How long does a sunroom take to build?
Most sunroom projects take 4–8 weeks depending on size, complexity, and whether HVAC and electrical are involved. We provide a schedule upfront.
Built to last, built for you.
Custom decks, covered patios, and sunrooms built to your plans. Licensed and insured, free estimates.