Deck & porch repairs
Selected decking, railings, stairs, trim and porch components repaired or rebuilt based on existing conditions.
Built for Maryland weather
Outdoor Carpentry & Wood Repair in Howard County
We repair and build selected exterior wood details that improve safety, privacy, function and curb appeal—from porch components and gates to cedar lattice and custom outdoor structures.
MHIC No. 169189 · Insured · Bonded
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What is included
Detailed work, planned around your space
Fence & gate repairs
Posts, framing, pickets, hinges, latches and custom gates fitted for reliable operation.
Cedar lattice & privacy screens
Purpose-built screens, porch skirts and enclosures with clean framing and durable details.
Exterior trim & wood repair
Localized rot or weather damage evaluated and repaired with suitable materials and protection.
Exterior doors
Selected door, jamb, casing and threshold repairs or replacement, with finishing when included.
Outdoor custom carpentry
Bin enclosures, benches, tables and other one-of-a-kind exterior wood projects.
Our process
From first conversation to final detail
- Send photos and describe the problem or idea.
- Inspect structure, drainage, movement and weather exposure.
- Define repair limits, materials, finish and exclusions.
- Remove failed material and complete the carpentry work.
- Apply the agreed protective finish and complete the walkthrough.
Howard County & Central Maryland
Craftsmanship close to home
Howard County is our primary market, including Columbia, Ellicott City, Clarksville, Fulton, Glenelg, Glenwood and nearby communities. We also serve Baltimore, Anne Arundel County and select Washington, DC projects.
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Before your project begins
Do you build complete new decks?
Our current focus is deck and porch repair, custom components and selected outdoor carpentry. Larger new structures are considered individually based on scope and permitting.
Can you replace rotted exterior trim?
Yes, for localized repairs after the moisture source and surrounding conditions are evaluated.
Do outdoor projects require permits?
Some structural work does. Permit responsibility and requirements are confirmed in the written scope before work begins.