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Ellington, CT Deck Builders

Kloter Farms is a family-owned destination for outdoor structures and handcrafted furniture, operating a 16-acre display park with three showrooms where customers can explore customizable sheds, garages, pergolas, pavilions, gazebos, pool houses, patio furniture, and solid-wood indoor furnishings. Kloter Farms emphasizes personalized design and craftsmanship—offering custom cabinetry and kitchen design, professional site preparation, delivery and installation—and leverages decades of experience (over 45 years) to provide high-quality, made-in-America products and an in-person buying experience for homeowners across New England.

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Deck Building Questions and Answers

What does a deck builder do?

A deck builder designs and constructs decks, including footings, framing, ledger attachment, decking, stairs and railings, and repairs or replaces worn or damaged decks.

Should I choose wood or composite decking?

Wood costs less upfront and can be refinished, while composite needs less maintenance and resists rot but costs more. Consider climate, maintenance expectations, appearance and budget.

How do I choose a deck builder?

Review completed decks, ask how they attach the deck to the house and flash the ledger, and compare written estimates. Decks commonly need permits and inspections, so ask who handles them.

What affects the cost of building a deck?

Cost depends on size, height, material, design complexity, stairs and railings, footings and site conditions, removal of an old deck and permit requirements.

How should I prepare for deck construction?

Check setbacks and HOA rules, decide how you will use the deck, and clear the build area. Mark utilities and irrigation, and plan access for materials and equipment.