Ballantyne Deck Builder & Porch Builder

Ballantyne grew up fast in the 1990s and 2000s, and a lot of its two-story brick transitional homes are now on their second deck. The builder-grade pressure-treated platforms that went in with the original construction are reaching the end of their life, and most of the calls we get here are replacements — same footprint or bigger, upgraded to composite decking and metal railing that won't need re-staining every other summer.

Almost every neighborhood in Ballantyne has an active HOA, and many require architectural review before any exterior work begins. We've been through that process many times: we put together the drawings, material selections, and site plan your ARC asks for, and we build to the approved design. Permits run through Charlotte-Mecklenburg, and we handle that paperwork as part of every project.

Lots here range from flat cul-de-sac yards to sloped homesites backing up to tree lines, so we design case by case — a low grade-level deck with a paver landing on one street, an elevated deck with dry space underneath on the next. If you're near Ballantyne Country Club, Provincetowne, or anywhere along Johnston Road, we've likely built within a few minutes of you.

Screened porches are the other Ballantyne staple — homeowners who already have a patio or deck want a bug-free room for dining from April through October. We tie screened rooms into existing structures or build deck-and-porch combinations in one permit package, which is how most Ballantyne porch-builder searches should end: one local crew that handles framing, screens, and Mecklenburg inspections.