Bucks County, PA
Deck builder in Doylestown, PA
We've built screened porches, raised decks, and two-level decks with covered patios in Doylestown. A Doylestown mailing address can mean the borough, with its historic district and older homes on smaller lots, or one of the townships around it, where lots are larger and decks often have to step down a slope.
Get a Free QuotePermits in Doylestown
Doylestown Borough requires a permit to build or expand a deck, and every deck application goes to the borough's zoning office for a setback and height review. Expect four inspections: footings before the concrete pour, slab or backfill, rough framing, and a final. Doylestown Township and the other townships that share these ZIPs run their own permit offices. We confirm which one covers your address and handle the permit.
Doylestown projects
Projects we built in Doylestown
Screened porch with stone knee walls, Doylestown 
Raised deck with railing and skirting, Doylestown 
Upper deck over a covered lower deck, Doylestown
Services
What we build
Composite decks
We prefer Trex: low-upkeep boards with matching railings and stairs. No staining, and a wide range of colors and grains.
Wood decks
Pressure-treated or cedar, from single-level decks to multi-level builds for sloped yards. Lower upfront cost and a classic look you can refinish.
Deck replacement
Tear-out of a worn or unsafe deck, or just its railings and stairs, a check of what's underneath, and a new build to current code.
Pergolas
Timber or low-upkeep pergolas over a deck, patio, or outdoor kitchen, for shade and a finished look.
Covered decks, patios & porches
Open-sided roofs, gable pavilions, and screened porches over a deck or patio, so you can sit out in sun, rain, or bug season.
Outdoor kitchens
Stone counters with room for a built-in grill, pizza oven, and storage, on their own or under a pergola.
FAQ
Doylestown deck questions
Do I need historic district approval for a deck in Doylestown?
Only in some cases. If the house is in Doylestown Borough's historic district and the work changes an exterior you can see from the street and costs more than $2,000, the borough asks you to review its HARB Certificate of Appropriateness rules. Most back-yard decks can't be seen from the street, but we check before we design.
Is Doylestown Township the same as Doylestown Borough?
No. They are separate municipalities with separate permit offices and zoning rules, even though both use Doylestown addresses. We look up your parcel to find out which one applies.
Service area
Building decks across Bucks & Montgomery County
Bucks County
- Perkasie
- Doylestown
- Quakertown
- Chalfont
- Warrington
- Warminster
- Newtown
Montgomery County
- Lansdale
- North Wales
- Souderton
- Harleysville
- Hatfield
- Blue Bell
- Ambler
- Horsham
Near these towns? Check your ZIP in the quote form.
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