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We visit your property to assess layout, elevation, and site conditions. Measurements are taken and constraints like drainage, access, and soil are reviewed while discussing how you plan to use the deck.
We develop the deck layout, select materials, and prepare structural plans based on Massachusetts frost depth and snow load requirements. 3D renderings and permit-ready drawings are created for review.
You receive a detailed proposal covering scope, materials, and timeline. Once approved, the contract is finalized and documentation is prepared for HOA submission and permitting.
Find quick answers to common questions about our building process, customization options, permits, and materials.
A three season room is a partially enclosed structure designed for spring through fall use. It provides protection from rain and wind without the insulation and heating a year-round room requires. In Massachusetts it sits in its own permit category with specific structural and enclosure requirements.
A sunroom is fully insulated with permanent glazing and a heating source for year-round use. A three season room uses partial enclosure or screening and is built for spring through fall occupancy. That difference in use determines the structural, insulation, and permit requirements for each.
It extends the usable outdoor season for Massachusetts properties at a lower cost and complexity than a full sunroom. It keeps a connection to the outdoor environment while providing protection from the elements across the longest stretch of the Massachusetts calendar.
A covered porch with a structurally sound frame can often be converted by adding enclosure systems within the existing footprint. The frame is assessed before conversion scope is confirmed. Where reinforcement is needed it is addressed as part of the project.
