Wentzville, Missouri
Composite and pressure-treated decks built for Wentzville homes. Designed around your yard, permitted properly, and built to hold up.
Serving Wentzville and western St. Charles County · BBB-accredited, A+ rated · Licensed, bonded and insured
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Local Expertise
Most Wentzville decks came with the house, and on these rolling lots that usually means a deck off the kitchen a full story above the yard, with a patio door underneath it on the walkout. Twenty years in, the boards have cupped, the rail has movement in it and the stairs land somewhere nobody would choose today.
Rebuilding is where the whole thing gets reconsidered. New footings, new framing, and a layout worked out around how you use the yard and the space underneath. Composite or wood, depending on how much upkeep you want to take on, and we will tell you honestly which one suits the way you use it.
The Product
Both materials build a good deck. The right answer depends on how much upkeep you want to sign up for and how long you plan to be in the house.
Wentzville Specifics
Height changes everything: the stair run, the rail, the footing depth and whether the space underneath is usable. Done properly you gain a covered area below as well as the deck above, which is the best value on a walkout lot.
These subdivisions were graded before the houses went in, and new development nearby keeps changing how water moves across them. Footings have to reach undisturbed soil below frost depth, and we locate irrigation and utilities before we dig.
In a subdivision that is still selling, the developer usually controls the association and the material rules are specific. We prepare the submittal with the drawings and the product data so it goes through once.
What You Get
Permitted where required, with ledger, footing and guard details done to current requirements.
Layout planned around your door location, grade and how you actually use the space.
Hidden fasteners, clean fascia returns and stair geometry that feels right underfoot.
How It Works
We come out, measure, look at what is actually there, and give you a written price with no obligation.
You choose materials, colors and details with samples in hand, and we confirm everything before anything is ordered.
Our own crews do the work, keep the site clean, and walk the finished job with you before we call it done.
No pressure. Just solutions.
Testimonials
My experience with Shinnova was great. I want to thank Jeremy Sweatman for convencing me to get it done. My house looks new again and it is much warmer inside. The workers were very professional. They cleaned up after themselves every night before they left. Thank you very much.
We are extremely impressed with the professionalism of everyone we worked with Jeremy the bomb in explaining sale of windows and the process, Butch for guiding the installation and Dan for all the follow up on progress with delivery. Would recommend hands down we are actually on our second order. The Murphys
Absolutely blown away by the service and kindness that this company has shown me. If your looking for for someone who is trustworthy and down to earth look no further than Jeff Nuss. He has been amazing throughout the entire process and always kept us in the loop with everything.
Fast and professional window installation, everything looks great and was done with care!
Great company smooth process, quality! Love my new windows!
Shinnova helped me threw a difficult process of renovating my new forever home with doors, windows and siding. I'm happy I found a company that could help me with so many of my projects.
Questions
Most residential decks take one to two weeks depending on size, height and rail system. Footings and inspections set the schedule more than the carpentry does.
If you plan to stay more than a few years, usually yes: you stop paying for sealing and board replacement. If the budget is tight or the deck is small, treated lumber built well is still a good deck.
Yes. Decks are permitted and inspected, footings included, through the City of Wentzville or St. Charles County depending on your address. We prepare the drawings, file them and schedule both inspections.
Usually, and whether we should is the real question. A deck framed over a slab needs clearance and drainage or it holds water against both. We will look at what the slab is doing first and tell you if leaving it exposed is the better outcome.
Also In Wentzville
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Where We Work
Our deck crews work throughout Wentzville and the western St. Charles County communities around it, including Lake St. Louis, O’Fallon, Dardenne Prairie, Foristell, New Melle and Flint Hill.
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