Our Deck Building Services in Hiwassee VA start with the kind of deck you want. Maybe that’s an open deck, a roofed porch for shade, or a deck built to hold a hot tub.
Planning a deck here starts with one choice: open deck or roofed porch. Pulaski County lists each on its own line of the permit form. Once you pick, we size the space and add any hot tub or grill needs to the plan.
The Hiwassee Post Office and fire station sit side by side on Julia Simpkins Road. Small-town homes and quiet side-road lots spread out from there.
Tell us your deck idea, or call to find a start date.
Near the Hiwassee Post Office on Julia Simpkins Road, some owners want shade and others want open sky. The right pick for you depends on how you’ll use the space.
We start by talking through three things with you:
Your answer shapes both the plan and the permit. A roofed porch needs posts and framing strong enough to carry a roof.
Tell us if you want an open deck, a roofed porch, or a hot tub deck. We’ll size the space, plan the permit, and give you a free estimate.
Many families on Bethel Church Road want to add a hot tub, a grill spot, or a covered place to sit. Here’s how each one takes shape on a deck:
A hot tub brings two county rules. It needs a barrier at least 48 inches tall, or a safety cover that meets ASTM F1346. It also needs its own electrical permit, separate from the deck permit.
Yes, the county form lists a roofed porch and an open deck on separate lines. If your project has both, we measure each area on its own.
Have your 911 address, tax map number, and zoning statement ready. The county permit form asks for all three.
Yes, we build decks for homes near the Snowville fire station and the side roads around it. The station at 4855 Lead Mine Road uses a Hiwassee address.
A portable tub on a slab may only need an electrical permit. We can build the deck around it so the tub sits within easy reach.
