Composite decking
Trex and TimberTech boards provide consistent color options and lower routine surface maintenance. We help match boards, borders and railing components without overlooking the framing that supports them.
Framingham, Massachusetts deck contractor
FJ Global builds composite and wood decks, porches and pergolas in Framingham, from established homes near Saxonville and Nobscot to properties across the city.
Call (517) 697-5491Deck construction and replacement
Every deck starts with the structure beneath it. We inspect footings, posts, beams, joists, the house connection, stairs and railings before recommending a new build, full replacement or focused repair. That review is especially important when an older deck looks worn but the condition of the framing is not visible from above.
For new projects, we plan the deck around door locations, yard access, grade changes, furniture and the way your household uses the outdoor space. FJ Global is a licensed contractor based in nearby Marlborough, with an English- and Portuguese-speaking team and free on-site estimates.
Material choices
Trex and TimberTech boards provide consistent color options and lower routine surface maintenance. We help match boards, borders and railing components without overlooking the framing that supports them.
Wood offers a familiar look and a lower initial material cost in many designs. Homeowners should plan for periodic cleaning, staining or sealing to protect the surface.
We remove deteriorated materials, evaluate what can safely remain and rebuild the structure where needed. The written scope identifies framing, decking, stairs and railing work.
A porch roof or pergola can make an outdoor area more comfortable and visually connected to the house. We coordinate those features with the deck layout and exterior details.
How the project works
We discuss goals, measure the area and examine access and existing conditions.
You receive a defined scope covering structure, materials and expected work.
Our crew completes the work in organized stages with weekly communication.
We inspect the finished deck with you and close out remaining details.
Common questions
New decks and structural replacements generally require a building permit. We review the proposed work and coordinate the construction information needed for the local permit process.
Composite is practical for homeowners who want less staining and surface maintenance through New England weather. We compare Trex and TimberTech with pressure-treated wood so you can weigh appearance, upkeep and initial cost.
Often, yes, but the existing framing, footings, ledger, stairs and railings must be evaluated first. If structural conditions or current code requirements call for changes, we explain them in the estimate.
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Tell us about the property, the current deck and the outdoor space you want. We provide a free on-site estimate and straightforward next steps.
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