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A new unpainted wood porch with an X-pattern railing panel, square balusters, new steps and white lattice skirting on a bright blue shingle house.
Porch railing and steps

Decks & porches in Medford & Greater Boston

Porches rebuilt from the footings up, decks built to code and to the house.

  • Front and back porch rebuilds, footings to railings
  • New decks, stairs and railings
  • Built to code and to the architecture of the house

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What's included

One licensed crew, start to finish

  • Porch demolition and rebuilding
  • Deck building
  • Footings, framing and decking
  • Stairs and railings
  • Porch ceilings, columns and trim
  • Pergolas
  • Code-compliant construction

From our decks & porches jobs

All our work
  • A two-storey rear porch rebuilt with new pressure-treated posts and framing and stained baluster railings on a pale yellow house, with sawhorses and lumber on the ground.

    Rear porch, both levels

  • New porch steps with brown composite treads and white post-and-baluster railings leading to a wood front door on a dark blue-grey sided house.

    New steps, white rails

  • Close view of a new wood deck railing with a double-X lattice panel between square balusters, against a red shingle house wall.

    Double-X railing panel

  • A new red-brown stained porch deck with a wood baluster railing beside a pale yellow house, with two blue folding camp chairs on the boards.

    New porch deck

About this work

Many older homes around Boston have porches that are failing and need replacement, not another coat of paint. The front porch is the first thing anyone sees, so we rebuild it from the footings to the railings to the decking, to code and to the look of the house.

Back decks get the same treatment: proper footings, pressure-treated framing, the decking and railing you choose, and stairs that feel solid underfoot. Our carpenters have rebuilt two-storey porches on three-deckers and built new decks on capes and colonials across the area.

We do this work in Medford, Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Malden, Melrose, Stoneham, Winchester and 80+ communities across Greater Boston, out of our shop in Medford. Full service area.

Questions people ask

Does a porch rebuild need a permit?

Yes, in every town around Boston. We pull it and build to the code the inspector will check.

Can you keep the look of my old porch?

That is the point. We match the columns, railings and trim to the house so it looks like it was always there, with new footings and framing underneath.

Wood or composite decking?

Both. Pressure-treated and cedar are cheaper up front; composite costs more and never needs staining. We quote what you want.

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