Our work
Decks & porches we've built, across the Triangle.
Custom decks, composite decking and screened porches in backyards from Smithfield to Raleigh — every one designed for the yard it sits in and built to current code. These are real DC Decking projects.
Where we work
A genuine Triangle footprint.
Smithfield & Clayton
Our home base in Johnston County — where the work stays close and the drives are short.
Raleigh & Garner
Custom decks, composite decking and porch conversions across the Raleigh area.
Apex & Holly Springs
Decks and screened porches across the fast-growing southwest Triangle suburbs.
Cary & Morrisville
Composite decks and outdoor living spaces for established backyards.
Wake Forest, Wendell & Zebulon
Out across the wider Wake County towns for the right project.
Not on the list? We build across the greater Triangle, and roughly within a 1.5-hour drive of Smithfield.
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A stained wood deck stepping up to a screened porch, wrapped in black-metal balusters — an outdoor living space built onto the back of a Triangle home.
An elevated screened porch with a clean horizontal-slat skirt closing off the space underneath — comfortable, private and finished.
A low-level composite deck in warm two-tone boards, tucked neatly along a white vinyl fence line — no staining or sealing to keep up.
A pressure-treated staircase and landing carrying a raised deck down to grade, framed square with clean rails and stringers.
A raised deck with black-metal balusters built off the back of a brick ranch, with a full staircase down to the yard.
A fresh pressure-treated deck landing and stair turn on a wooded lot — solid footing and a clean handrail on a tricky grade.
Framing and joists going in for a wraparound pool deck — the structural work that decides whether a deck stays solid and level.
Inside a finished screened porch — a warm wood ceiling, wood-look flooring and full-height screens, built as a genuine outdoor room.
A porch and outdoor-room addition mid-build, framed and wrapped ahead of siding — construction work that goes beyond decking.
A newly fenced backyard at golden hour — DC Decking handles the wider construction work that shapes an outdoor space, not just the deck.
Real DC Decking projects, from their Google Business Profile.
Want to see one in person before you commit?
A deck or porch is a serious investment, and photos only go so far. Ask Dalton about seeing a recently completed project near you — some clients are glad to show it off by appointment.