Decks & porches

Make your outdoor space part of everyday life. T.Reno Contracting helps you explore a deck or porch project with the same attention to planning and communication as an interior renovation.

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Thoughtful planning. Practical experience.
Gray deck with wide steps, white posts and black railing beside a patio
Deck, steps & outdoor living

Plan around your home and how you gather.

A place for quiet mornings, family meals or simply a better connection to the yard starts with a conversation about how you will use it. Tony’s carpentry background includes decks and renovations. He brings that hands-on perspective to discussing the size, materials and requirements of your project.

What we’ll talk through

  • How you want to use the outdoor space
  • The existing structure and site conditions
  • Materials, maintenance and appearance
  • Project requirements, access and scheduling

Make room for life outside.

Wide steps, a sheltered place to sit or a better connection to the yard. Think about how you want to spend time outside, then let that guide the details.

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Gray deck with wide steps, white posts and black railing beside a patio

Before we talk about your outdoor space

A few useful questions to consider. Bring what you know; we can talk through what you haven’t decided.

  • Is this a new space or an update to an existing structure?
  • How do you want to use it, and how many people should it accommodate?
  • What maintenance preferences or material ideas do you have?
  • Are there access, yard or scheduling constraints to discuss?
Start the conversation

Think about the hours you want to spend outside

An outdoor space can be a quiet place for coffee, room for a table or a more comfortable way to connect the house and yard. How you want to use it helps shape the conversation about size, access and layout. Share the things that work about the existing space, along with what you would like to change.

Look at the house, the site and the details together

The connection to the home, changes in height and the way people move through the space all deserve attention. So do the existing structure and the conditions around it. Tony’s early carpentry experience included decks and renovations. That background informs a practical discussion about the work, the materials and the project requirements instead of a one-size-fits-all recommendation.

Choose with long-term use in mind

Appearance matters, but so do upkeep, exposure and the way the space will be used. We can discuss your material preferences and what matters to you before the scope is settled. If you are considering work on an existing deck or porch, photos help start the conversation; the condition of the structure and the proposed changes still need to be understood before deciding how to proceed.

Before you begin

Can you look at an existing deck or porch?

Contact us with photos and a description of what you would like to change. We consider each project based on its scope and whether it is a good fit for the company.

Do I need exact measurements before reaching out?

No. Approximate dimensions and photos are helpful, but a description of the space and your goals is enough to begin. Details can be discussed as we learn more about the project.

Can you tell from photos whether my deck needs replacement?

Photos help us understand what you are asking about, but they do not establish the condition of an entire structure. We need to discuss the existing space and the work involved before recommending a scope.

How is the cost of my project determined?

We consider the full scope, materials, labor, site conditions and project requirements. The goal is a clear proposal that helps you understand the work and cost before it begins.

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Good work starts with
a good conversation.

Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll talk through the next step.

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