Elite Framing and Roofing Porches & Decks
Waterbury, CT / All of Connecticut
Porches & Decks in Connecticut
Porches framed onto old houses and new decks in wood or Trex, with stairs and railings. Based in Waterbury, building across Connecticut.
CT HIC #0671149
Porches and decks, framed to last
A porch or deck lives outside all year. Rain, snow, freeze and thaw find every shortcut in the framing, which is why the part you never see matters most. Elite Framing and Roofing frames porches and decks the same way we frame houses: solid footings, a properly attached ledger, and framing that stays level and stiff for years.
Porches
Many Connecticut homes, especially older colonials and Victorians, were built around a front porch. We frame new porches onto existing houses, rebuild worn-out ones, and frame covered porches with a roof tied into the house. Because we also do roof framing and roofing, the porch roof can be framed, sheathed and shingled to match the house.
Decks
- Deck framing: pressure-treated posts, beams and joists on footings, with the ledger flashed where it meets the house.
- Trex composite decking: low-maintenance boards that do not need staining, or traditional wood decking if you prefer.
- Stairs and landings: built to code, with solid stringers.
- Railings: clean white railings or a style to match the house.
One contractor for the house and the deck
Adding a deck often means a new door to reach it. We frame the opening and install the exterior door, then build the deck outside it. Building an addition? We can frame the deck or porch as part of the same project. You deal with Menachem directly, from the first visit to the final walkthrough.
We build porches and decks in Waterbury, Naugatuck, Cheshire, Southbury, Middlebury, Wolcott, Prospect, Watertown, Thomaston and across Connecticut. See all areas we serve.
FAQ
Porches & Decks questions
Trex or wood: which deck should I get?
Trex and other composite decking cost more up front but do not need sanding or staining, and they hold up well to Connecticut winters. Pressure-treated wood costs less and needs regular sealing. Either way, the framing underneath is pressure-treated lumber.
Do I need a permit for a deck in Connecticut?
Most attached or raised decks need a building permit from your town, and the framing and footings are inspected. We build to code and can tell you what your town will want.
Can you rebuild my old porch?
Yes. We frame new porches onto existing houses and rebuild worn-out porches, including the porch roof.
Do you install the door out to the deck?
Yes. We frame the opening and install new exterior and French doors, so the house and the deck are done by the same company.
How do I get a quote?
Call (347) 480-6801 or email menachem@eliteframingct.com with a few photos and rough measurements of the area.
Elite Framing and Roofing / Waterbury, CT
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Sunday — Friday, 9 AM — 6 PM · CT HIC #0671149



