Deck Building & Remodeling in Greensburg, PA
Deck Building & Remodeling in Greensburg, PA, done by a family-owned general contractor based just down the road in Latrobe. A good deck gets used. The bad ones get looked at from inside the house. We build decks that get used.
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Outdoor Living, Built to Last
For more than ten years, we have been designing and building decks, porches, and outdoor spaces across Latrobe, Greensburg, Ligonier, and the rest of Westmoreland County. We work in all the common materials including pressure-treated lumber, composite (Trex, TimberTech, AZEK), and hardwoods like ipe and cedar. We can do simple ground-level decks, multi-level builds, screened porches, pergolas, and full outdoor entertaining setups.
What We Build
- New deck construction (any size, any material)
- Deck replacements and tear-downs
- Composite deck installation
- Pressure-treated and hardwood decks
- Covered porches and screen porches
- Pergolas and shade structures
- Outdoor stairs and railings
- Built-in benches and planters
- Deck lighting (low voltage and integrated)
- Repair and refinishing of existing decks
Composite or Wood: Which Should You Pick?
This is the question we get asked the most.
Pressure-treated wood is the budget-friendly option. It looks great when new, costs the least up front, and lasts 15 to 20 years if you stain and seal it every couple of years. The downside is the maintenance.
Composite (Trex and similar) costs more up front but you basically never have to do anything to it. No staining, no sealing, no splinters. Lifespan is 25 to 30 years or more.
Hardwoods like ipe and cedar split the difference. Beautiful, durable, low maintenance, but expensive.
What It Costs
Decks generally run between $30 and $60 per square foot installed in our area, depending on materials and complexity. A simple 200 square foot pressure-treated deck might come in around $8,000. A larger composite deck with built-in features and lighting can run $25,000 or more.
Why Greensburg Homeowners Hire Us
We've been the go-to general contractor for Greensburg and the rest of Westmoreland County since 2014. Greensburg is one of our busiest service areas — we are in town nearly every working day. Our crews handle the older residential neighborhoods around the courthouse and Seton Hill, the post-war housing through Hempfield, the newer subdivisions on the south end toward Westmoreland Mall, and a steady stream of commercial work along the Route 30 corridor.
- A huge share of mid-century homes around Hempfield and South Greensburg are due for siding, window, and insulation updates — we package those together so you get a real efficiency gain, not just a face-lift.
- Older Seton Hill and downtown homes often hide knob-and-tube wiring, galvanized plumbing, and original plaster lath. We plan for those during the estimate so the project doesn't blow past budget mid-demo.
- Hilly lots in the older neighborhoods make deck and patio design tricky. We've built enough multi-level decks in this town to know how to make them feel intentional, not pieced together.
Common Questions
01Do you actually work in Greensburg?+
Yes — Greensburg is one of our regular service areas. We're based at 102 Dill Lane in Latrobe, about a short drive from Greensburg, and we don't add travel fees for jobs inside Westmoreland County.
02Who pulls the permits for a deck building & remodeling project in Greensburg?+
We do. Every borough and township in Westmoreland County has its own permit process, and we handle the paperwork directly with the local office. Permit fees are itemized on the estimate so there are no surprises.
03How do I get a free estimate?+
Call (724) 539-1678 or use the contact form. We return every inquiry within 48 hours and most Greensburg estimates are scheduled within a few days.
04Do I need a permit for a new deck?+
Most municipalities in Westmoreland County require a permit for decks attached to the house or over a certain height. We handle the permit process for you.
Ready to start your deck building & remodeling project in Greensburg?
Free estimate, 48-hour callback. Call (724) 539-1678 or use the form.