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Glen Ellyn, Chicago, Downers Grove, Plainfield and Wheaton are the places the builders on this page name most often, so the deck builders in Naperville work well beyond the city line. Naperville itself has about 150,692 residents and 40 businesses on this page. Aurora, St. Charles, Yorkville, Hinsdale and Oswego come up often too, and a few firms are based in Oak Brook, Oakbrook Terrace, Hinsdale and La Grange.
Naperville sets clear rules for the work. The city requires a permit for any elevated deck, and its general building permit guide lists building or replacing a deck as work that needs one. Replacing structural or safety parts of an existing deck, such as beams, joists, stairs or railings, needs a permit as well. The deck design sheet asks for a floor framing plan that shows joist size and spacing.
Footings and railings are spelled out. Deck piers must be 42 inches below grade and sized to the code table, and the city inspects post holes before concrete is poured. A guardrail at least 36 inches high is required when a deck is more than 30 inches above grade, and the gaps must be too small for a 4 inch sphere to pass through. Builders that handle permits include Platinum Decking, Royal Deck, Warner's Decking of Naperville, Wolf Spirit Deck and ProDeck Works LLC.
Composite is the material the trade leans toward. Platinum Decking Naperville is a Trex Pro Platinum and TimberTech Platinum builder with over 30 years of combined contracting experience, rated 4.9 from 175 reviews, and a sister company, Platinum Patio and Pavers, installs Unilock and Belgard patios. Royal Deck started in Naperville in 2020, works strictly in composite, including WPC, PVC and mineral-based boards, and is rated 4.8 from 157 reviews. Warner's Decking of Naperville has built custom decks since 1988 and adds cedar decks, pergolas, louvered roof systems and pool decks to its composite work. AllDeck Composite Decking and Pure Composite Decking in La Grange also focus on composite.
Wood and mixed-material builders sit alongside them. UpperDeck Design & Construction in Yorkville has served the area since 1995 and builds in PVC composite and wood. ProDeck Works LLC is a family-owned builder with more than twenty years of carpentry, and the owner supervises every job on site, with cedar, pressure-treated and composite options and tear-out and rebuild of tired decks. O'Rourke Deck Services LLC in Oak Brook builds wood decks and railings, repairs decks and handles permits. Wolf Spirit Deck builds decks and motorized louvered pergolas in Plainfield, Naperville, Oswego, Joliet, Lockport and Aurora and is rated 5.0 from 87 reviews.
General contractors and remodelers add decks to their work. TL Renovation, Inc. began in 2014, serves the southwest Chicago suburbs and builds decks in composite with solid railings and stairs. GandyPro General Contractor & Home Additions works in Naperville on additions and remodeling and also builds decks. Designed Companies Inc. is a Naperville exterior remodeler that builds custom Trex decks along with siding, windows and gutters. Archadeck of Chicagoland - Naperville has four decades of experience behind its outdoor living work, describes its contractors as licensed and bonded, and is rated 4.8 from 91 reviews.
Matrix Exteriors in Oak Brook is rated 4.9 from 721 reviews and Core Improve in Elmhurst is rated 4.8 from 444. Aspect Deck Builder is rated 5.0 from a single review, which tells a homeowner much less. Lisle, Bolingbrook, Woodridge, Aurora and Downers Grove each have a page of their own.
Questions about hiring a deck builder in Naperville
Does a deck need a permit in Naperville?
Naperville requires a permit for any elevated deck. Replacing structural or safety parts of an existing deck, including beams, joists, stairs and railings, also needs a permit. The city's general building permit guide lists building or replacing a deck as work that needs one.
How deep do deck footings go in Naperville?
Naperville requires deck piers to be 42 inches below grade, sized to the code table. The city inspects post holes before concrete is poured. Its deck design sheet also asks for a floor framing plan that shows joist size and spacing.
What guardrail rules apply to a Naperville deck?
A guardrail at least 36 inches high is required when the deck is more than 30 inches above grade. Gaps in the guardrail must be too small for a 4 inch sphere to pass through. Ask your builder to show how the railing plan meets both rules.
Who handles plans and permits for a deck in Naperville?
ProDeck Works LLC, Warner's Decking of Naperville and Platinum Decking each handle permits. ProDeck Works LLC also does the drawings, and its owner supervises every job on site.
Who builds composite-only decks in Naperville?
Royal Deck works strictly in composite and began in Naperville in 2020. AllDeck Composite Decking builds composite decks in the Naperville area. Pure Composite Decking in La Grange installs composite decking, including Trex, and can replace an older wood deck with composite boards.
Which nearby towns have their own deck builder page?
Lisle, Bolingbrook, Woodridge, Aurora and Downers Grove each have a page. Wolf Spirit Deck names Aurora and Downers Grove among the places it builds, and Royal Deck has a team in Woodridge.