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New Decks in Cranberry Twp, PA
Composite and wood decks, full rebuilds, railings and stairs across the North Hills.
- 5.0 on Google
- Licensed & Insured
- All Work Covered By Warranty
What we build
- New decks: ground-level, raised and second-story
- Deck replacements: tear out the old deck, build new
- Composite decking (for example Trex or TimberTech) or pressure-treated wood
- Railings: aluminum, composite or wood
- Stairs, landings and picture-frame borders
- Covered porches, patio covers and pergolas
“We got multiple quotes for our new deck… His dedication to work and his craftsmanship are even better than what we imagined… honest discussion about what is possible/not… and started/finished the work on time.”
How it works
- Call or text photos.
- Free on-site visit.
- Written quote.
- We handle the permit and inspections.
- Build & cleanup.
Reviews from deck customers
“I couldn’t be happier with my new deck! He took care of everything, including the building permit and keeping everything clean. He gave me some great options and advice when I was choosing what type of deck to get.”
Karen Yanzek · Google review “For my awesome, customized deck… The work is so much more precise and cleaner than what I've seen out there… His level of detail and craftsmanship is second to none.”
AJ Lau · Google review “Cranberry Carpentry installed a composite deck and railing system to replace my 27 year old original deck. I was amazed at the results. Dan is a true craftsman. He started on schedule and finished the job much sooner than I thought possible.”
Lawrence Furlong · Google review “Cranberry Carpentry replaced our deck last February, and we couldn’t be more pleased with the result!… He is very reasonably priced and the final cost was right around what he quoted us.”
Rebecca Darby · Google review
Deck questions
Composite or wood?
Composite costs more up front, needs no staining and holds its color. Pressure-treated wood costs less but needs cleaning and sealing every few years. We quote both so you can compare.
When should I call for a spring or summer deck?
As early as you can. Winter is a good time to plan the design and get the permit in place.