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Within 16 miles of Aurora. Distances are straight-line from the center of town.
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Aurora has about 179,898 residents, and its deck trade is split between Aurora companies and builders from Naperville, Yorkville, Plainfield and Oswego who name Aurora among the places they work. This page covers 40 deck builders in Aurora. The city has clear paperwork steps for decks, so it helps to know them before you hire anyone.
Aurora requires a permit for a new or replacement deck, and homeowners doing their own work must apply too. Decks go on the city's Accessory Structure application, which asks for the deck height above grade and whether it is skirted. The city also wants a plat of survey that shows where the structure sits and how far it is from the property lines, along with scaled construction drawings of the full scope of work. Applications, payment and tracking run through the eTRAKiT online portal.
The required inspections are listed on the issued permit in order, and they can be scheduled online, by phone or text, or in person. Contractors must be licensed and registered with Aurora, though not until just before the permit is issued.
Revamp Fence & Deck is rated 4.5 from 130 reviews and installs vinyl, metal and wood fences along with decks in vinyl, VEKAdeck, composite and wood. A consultant visits the home and gives a free written estimate. Midwest Legacy Fence & Deck is a family-owned company rated 4.8 from 19 reviews, serving Aurora, Naperville, Batavia, Geneva, Oswego, Plainfield and Montgomery, with decks that range from simple backyard platforms to multi-level, elevated and rooftop designs. Ace of Decks is a design-build company that starts every project with a 3D design of the home and yard and builds TimberTech composite and PVC decks on Fortress Evolution steel framing.
In Yorkville, UpperDeck is a family-owned deck company that has served the area since 1995, rated 5.0 from 158 reviews. It builds custom decks and concrete patios in PVC composite and wood, including treated lumber and cedar, and it handles permits. J&E Restorations PLLC is a veteran-owned Yorkville company focused on roofing and home restoration, and it also installs decks and custom pergolas.
Plainfield and Oswego carry a large share of the specialist work. Wolf Spirit Deck is rated 5.0 from 87 reviews and builds custom decks and pergolas in Plainfield, Naperville, Oswego, Joliet, Lockport, Downers Grove and Burr Ridge. Griffith Decking builds Trex composite decks in Plainfield, Shorewood, Naperville, North Aurora and Glen Ellyn. Partipilo Custom Decks in Oswego lists Oswego and Naperville as its main service areas and is a certified Trex, TimberTech and Azek installer. Top Notch Remodeling Inc. in Plainfield is mostly basements, kitchens and bathrooms, with custom deck building and gazebos as well.
Along the Fox River, Royal Deck's St. Charles team is rated 5.0 from 46 reviews, and Platinum Patio and Pavers builds decks and patios in St. Charles, Batavia, Geneva and Campton Hills. Craftsmen Revival in Lisle builds wood or composite decks and handles the drawings, plans and permits before work begins. Montgomery, Batavia, Oswego, Naperville and Geneva each have their own page.
Questions about hiring a deck builder in Aurora
Do I need a permit to build or replace a deck in Aurora?
Yes. Aurora requires a permit for a new or replacement deck, and homeowners doing their own work must apply too. Decks are handled on the city's Accessory Structure application, which asks for the deck height above grade and whether the deck is skirted.
What does Aurora ask for with a deck application?
A copy of the plat of survey showing where the structure sits and its distance from the property lines, and scaled construction drawings that show the full scope of work. You can apply, pay and track the permit through the eTRAKiT online portal.
Does a deck contractor need to be registered with Aurora?
Yes. Contractors must be licensed and registered with Aurora. The city does not ask for this at submittal, but it must be done before the permit is issued. The inspections the job needs are listed on the permit in order.
Who builds both fences and decks in Aurora?
Revamp Fence & Deck installs vinyl, metal and wood fences as well as decks. Midwest Legacy Fence & Deck builds fences in wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link and composite, and decks in Trex, TimberTech, PVC and wood.
Which Aurora-area builders handle permits for you?
UpperDeck, Craftsmen Revival and Wolf Spirit Deck all handle permits. Craftsmen Revival also does the drawings and plans before work begins, and Wolf Spirit Deck offers design and 3D plans.
Which towns near Aurora have their own page?
Montgomery, Batavia, Oswego, Naperville and Geneva each have a page of their own. Builders on the Aurora page also name St. Charles, Yorkville, Plainfield, Glen Ellyn and Wheaton among the places they work.