Backyard view of a house with a newly constructed wooden deck and black metal railings.

Custom Decks and Porches Built Right Here in Pleasant Hill

A new deck or porch isn't just an addition to your home — it's where summer happens. We build decks and covered porches for homeowners across Pleasant Hill and Cass County, and we've been doing it long enough to know the difference between a structure that holds up and one that just looks good for a season.

 

Kyle shows up personally, walks the space with you, and builds to last.

What We Build

Whether you're picturing a simple pressure-treated deck off the back door or a full wraparound porch with a covered ceiling and built-in seating, we handle it from design through final board. Our crew specializes in this work — it's not a side service we picked up.

 

  • Pressure-treated wood decks
  • Composite and low-maintenance decking (Trex and comparable materials)
  • Covered and screened porches
  • Wraparound and multi-level decks
  • Pergolas and shade structures
  • Deck repairs and rebuilds on existing structures

Why Homeowners in Cass County Keep Referring Us

We've built a strong referral base in this area, and it's not by accident. Most of our deck and porch work comes from word of mouth — a neighbor sees the finished project and calls us before the lumber has time to weather.

 

A few reasons that keeps happening:

 

  • Kyle is on every job. You're not dealing with a rotating crew of subcontractors managed from a corporate office somewhere else.
  • We've been in business since 2007. We're not chasing storm work or flipping jobs — we're building a reputation in a community we live and work in.
  • BBB A+ accredited, 4.9★ on Google. The reviews speak for themselves, and a lot of them mention Kyle by name.
  • Free estimates, no pressure. We come out, look at the space, talk through what makes sense for your budget, and give you a number. No charge unless we do the work.

How the Process Works

1. Estimate and Site Walk

Call or text us at 816-540-2634 and we'll set up a time to come out. Kyle walks the space with you, talks through your ideas, and measures what needs to be measured. You'll get a clear estimate — no vague ranges, no surprise add-ons.

2. Design and Material Selection

We help you pick the right materials for how you'll use the space and what fits your budget. Pressure-treated lumber, composite decking, covered or open — we'll walk through the tradeoffs honestly so you're not guessing.

3. Permitting

We pull the required permits and handle the coordination so you don't have to navigate the county process yourself.

4. Build

Our crew does the work. Kyle stays involved throughout, not just at the start and end. When the job is done, we walk it with you before we consider it finished.

Serving Pleasant Hill and the Surrounding Area

We build decks and porches throughout Cass County and into the Kansas City suburbs. If you're in Pleasant Hill, Raymore, Greenwood, Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, or the broader Kansas City area, we can come out for a free estimate.

Frequently Asked Questions About Deck and Porch Building in Pleasant Hill

  • How much does a new deck cost in Pleasant Hill, MO?

    It depends on the size, materials, and design. A basic pressure-treated deck runs less than a composite build, and a covered porch adds more than an open deck. We give free estimates, so the easiest way to get a real number is to have us come out and look at the space.

  • Do I need a permit to build a deck in Cass County?

    In most cases, yes — decks above a certain size and height require a building permit. We handle the permitting process as part of the job, so you don't have to figure that out on your own.

  • How long does it take to build a deck?

    Most residential decks take between two and five days of active build time, depending on size and complexity. Permitting adds time before we can break ground, so we factor that into the timeline upfront.

  • What's the difference between pressure-treated wood and composite decking?

    Pressure-treated lumber costs less upfront but requires more maintenance over time — staining, sealing, and watching for warping. Composite decking costs more initially but holds up longer with minimal upkeep. We'll help you weigh the tradeoff based on how you plan to use the space and what fits your budget.

  • Do you build covered porches and screened-in porches too?

    Yes. Covered porches, screened enclosures, pergolas — we build all of it. If you have something specific in mind, tell us when you reach out and we'll talk through what's possible. Ready to add some usable outdoor space to your home? Call or text us at 816-540-2634 or fill out the form below and we'll get back to you fast.