IPE Decking Maintenance & Restoration

Most projects run 4–8 weeks from design kickoff to completion — smaller patios on the shorter end, full rooftop terraces on the longer. We give you a detailed week-by-week schedule after the initial site visit.

We serve Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens. If you're just outside these areas, reach out and we'll let you know if your project is a fit.

We design and build complete outdoor living spaces — decks, rooftop terraces, patios, pergolas, outdoor kitchens, fences, planters, and custom exterior renovations. We work in wood and composite decking, porcelain and wood pavers, flagstone, bluestone, granite, turf, and green-roof systems.

Yes. Every project starts with a free, no-obligation consultation. We'll visit your space, talk through what you have in mind, and give you a clear estimate.

Yes — we're fully licensed and insured in New York. NYC Home Improvement Contractor License #2119904-DCWP. We're happy to provide proof of insurance before any work begins.

In many cases, yes — and we handle the entire process for you. After reviewing your project we'll tell you whether a permit is required, then manage DOB filings, structural engineering where needed, and coordination with building management for co-ops and condos in New York City. If an architect is required, we bring one in and get it moving.

We favor porcelain pavers for durability and low maintenance. All installations include proper drainage, waterproofing, and thermal movement detailing.

We offer annual maintenance visits. Hardwood decks benefit from a light cleaning and oiling once a year; stone and porcelain require almost none.

Fill out our quote request form with your project details, photos, and any inspiration. Our design team reviews it and assigns a project manager suited to your project. We'll reach out to discuss your goals, budget, and timeline, and if we're a good fit, we'll schedule a consultation and recommend next steps.

Yes. Design is built into our process. We create to-scale layouts, material boards, and detailed drawings before anything is built — so you know exactly what you are getting and why each decision was made.

Absolutely. If you already have plans, drawings, or architectural documents, please upload them with your inquiry so our team can review them.

Yes. We offer financing through HFS Financial — you can apply online in minutes. Ask us for the link when you request your estimate, or mention it during your consultation.

Many composite decking products are available with fire-resistant ratings, but not all composite decking is fire rated. The fire rating depends on the manufacturer and product line. If your project has specific fire code requirements, contact us and we can help determine which products may be suitable.

We install Trex decking throughout NYC and Brooklyn for rooftop decks, terraces, backyards, and commercial outdoor spaces.

Yes. Porcelain pavers are non-combustible, fire resistant, and an excellent choice for rooftops, patios, and outdoor living spaces.

Concrete pavers are generally heavier than porcelain pavers. Weight considerations should always be reviewed before selecting a rooftop paving system. Contact us and we can help evaluate your project and determine appropriate options.

Yes. Aluminum fencing is available in realistic wood-grain finishes that provide the appearance of wood while offering exceptional durability and low maintenance.

Permit requirements vary depending on the size, design, location, and construction of the pergola. Every property is different. Contact us and we can help review your project, determine permit requirements, and guide you through the process.

The answer depends on the building, the proposed paving system, and whether structural modifications are involved. Rooftop projects often require a review of structural and code considerations. Contact us and we can help assess your project and identify the requirements.

Deck size is determined by zoning regulations, setbacks, lot coverage allowances, and property-specific conditions. The allowable size can vary significantly from one property to another. Contact us and we can help review your property and determine what may be possible.

Material requirements depend on the building type, location, occupancy, and applicable code requirements. Contact us and we can help evaluate your project and identify suitable material options.

Fire and safety requirements for rooftop fencing can vary depending on the building and installation. Contact us and we can help review the applicable requirements for your specific project.

Permit requirements depend on factors such as fence height, location, zoning regulations, and site conditions. Every property is different. Contact us and we can help determine what may be required for your project.

Many residential fences do not require permits if they meet height and zoning requirements, though regulations vary by property and location.

Most deck projects take approximately one to four weeks to complete, depending on size, complexity, site conditions, and permit requirements.

A structural evaluation is recommended before installing a rooftop deck. Load capacity varies depending on the building's construction and condition.

Yes. We install Trex decking for residential and commercial projects throughout NYC and Brooklyn.

Yes. We install Fiberon composite decking throughout NYC and Brooklyn.

Yes. We install TimberTech decking systems for rooftop, backyard, and commercial projects throughout NYC and Brooklyn.

Yes. We install Millboard decking throughout NYC and Brooklyn, including premium rooftop and luxury outdoor living projects.

Yes. We design and install pool decks using composite decking, porcelain pavers, natural stone, and other outdoor materials.

Yes. We design and install custom outdoor kitchens, grilling stations, countertops, storage solutions, and entertainment areas throughout NYC and Brooklyn.

In many cases, yes. Outdoor grills are generally permitted when installed and used in accordance with applicable fire codes, building regulations, and property rules.

Once a year keeps IPE rich and brown. Depending on how much sun your deck gets and how hard the winter is, some decks can stretch to once every two seasons — there is no single schedule that fits every deck.

Direct sunlight. It is normal UV weathering, not rot or damage, and it does not hurt the wood. Even a deck oiled at the time of install will gray over time and still needs service.

Almost always, yes. Even a fully grayed deck comes back to near-original brown with cleaning, sanding where needed, and a fresh coat of penetrating oil.

We pressure wash only where it is needed, sand where the boards call for it, and finish with a penetrating oil. The board comes back to almost original life — it goes from gray to brown.

Send us a photo of how your deck looks today. It tells us exactly what it needs and lets us give you an accurate estimate. Estimates are free.