Majestic Deck Deck builder ยท Mobile, AL
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A local deck builder serving homeowners across Mobile, AL.

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Our Story

How We Ended Up Building Decks

We build, repair, and reseal decks for homeowners around Mobile. Most of us came up doing framing and general carpentry before decks became the main thing, and it stuck because it's work you can actually see finished at the end of the week. A deck is one of the few home projects where you can watch the whole thing take shape in a matter of days.

If you're on this page, your deck probably has a problem: a soft spot near the stairs, a railing that moves when you lean on it, boards that have gone silver and rough. Most of that traces back to water getting into the frame, usually at the ledger board or around a post base where it meets the footing. We flash those spots properly and use fasteners rated for treated lumber, so the frame under your deck lasts as long as the boards on top of it.

10+
Years Experience
500+
Projects Completed
12
Cities Served
Why Choose Us

What you get when you hire us

None of this is complicated. It is mostly just doing what we said we would do.

Licensed and Insured

You can ask to see our license and insurance before any work starts. If a permit is required for your deck, we handle the paperwork with the city.

Permit Handling

Decks over a certain height off the ground usually require a permit and an inspection in Mobile. We take care of that so you don't end up with a deck the city won't sign off on.

Clean Work Sites

Deck demo leaves a mess of old boards, bent nails, and sawdust. We bag it and haul it out instead of leaving it in a pile by your fence.

Written Quotes

Our quotes list the decking material, the framing lumber, and the labor as separate lines. That way you know what you're paying for if you decide to upgrade to composite later.

Our Own Crew

We don't hand your job off to a different subcontractor for framing and railing. The same people who set your footings are the ones who hang your railing.

Local to Mobile

We've seen what a Mobile summer does to untreated pine and what salt air does to bare fasteners. That's part of why we spec differently than a builder working somewhere dry.

Common Questions

Things people ask us

Questions about who we are and how we work.

How long have you been building decks?
Deck building experience matters more than the number of years in business alone, since techniques like proper ledger flashing and footing depth take hands-on time to learn. Ask any deck contractor directly about their background in framing and carpentry before hiring them.
Do you use your own crew or subcontractors?
Some deck companies use an in-house crew for the entire job, from framing to railing, while others subcontract out specialty work like screening or electrical for deck lighting. Ask directly which parts of the job, if any, get subcontracted.
Can I see examples of past deck work?
A deck contractor should be able to show photos of completed decks, ideally including different styles like composite, multi-level, and screened-in builds. Seeing a few examples close to your own project size gives a better sense of finish quality than generic marketing photos.
Why hire a smaller deck contractor instead of a large company?
A smaller deck contractor often means more direct contact with the person actually building your deck, rather than a project manager relaying information from a separate crew. That usually means faster answers to questions that come up mid-build.
Where are you based?
Majestic Deck is based near Mobile, AL, and works throughout the surrounding towns within roughly a 50-mile radius. Confirming your address against the service area upfront avoids scheduling surprises later.
How far out are you booking?
Deck contractor schedules shift with the season, since spring and early summer are the busiest months for new builds in the Mobile area. Calling early, even a few months ahead of when you want the work done, usually secures a better start date.
Do you clean up the site when you're done?
Old decking, cut-offs, bent nails, and packaging from new lumber or composite boards should be hauled off the property at the end of the job. Ask upfront whether site cleanup is included in the quote or billed separately.
What happens if something gets damaged during the work?
A licensed and insured deck contractor carries liability coverage for accidental damage to the house, fence, or landscaping during construction. Get insurance confirmation in writing before work begins, and clarify how a damage claim would be handled if it came up.
Will you finish a deck another contractor started?
Taking over a partially built deck is possible, but it usually starts with an inspection of the existing footings and framing to confirm they were done correctly before building on top of them. If the existing work doesn't meet code, that gets flagged before any new lumber goes on.
How can I tell the work is being done right?
A deck built to code should have footings below grade, joists spaced per the span table for the decking material used, and railings at 36 to 42 inches with baluster gaps under 4 inches. Any building permit issued for the job should also have a final inspection signed off by the local building department.

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