Highly-Rated
Deck Builder in
Jeannette, PA
Building Decks Since 2014
At Booher Construction, we have been building decks and handling outdoor remodeling across Westmoreland County since 2014. Owner Nick Booher is a Union-trained Journeyman carpenter with three generations of family carpentry behind him.
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Services We Offer
in Jeannette, PA
Custom Deck Building
We design and build custom decks based on your property and your lifestyle preferences. Our workers plan the size, layout, stairs, railings, and materials around your yard, sun exposure, and budget. With local weather in mind, we build for comfort, drainage, and durability.
Full Deck Replacement
We tear out the old deck, fix any drainage or framing issues, and build you a new one. Our replacement deck will meet the local building codes and will be built with high-quality materials.
Pool Deck Construction
We build pool surrounds for Jeannette homes using composite or PVC options that reduce splinters and maintenance. Our team plans the layout to ensure safe walking, easy seating, and better flow around the pool.
Front Porch and Screened
Porch Builds
We build open, covered, and screened porches that complement your home’s style and handle local rain, humidity, and changing seasons. It is a practical upgrade that improves curb appeal and everyday comfort.
How We Build Your Deck
1
Free On-Site Consultation
Nick inspects your yard and outdoor space and offers suggestions based on your home, your preferences, and what will work best for the space.
2
Design and Material Selection
Next, we walk you through your material options, including pressure-treated wood, Trex, TimberTech, and PVC. We explain the differences in cost, upkeep, appearance, and durability so you can choose what fits your home and budget. You’ll also get a clear idea of the project cost and timeline.
3
We’ll Handle the Permits
Once the project is finalized, we start working on the permit paperwork with the Building Department. This helps keep the project moving and gives you one less thing to worry about before construction begins.
4
Build Phase
Our crew shows up on time, works carefully, and keeps the job site as clean as possible. We build with steady attention to detail and quality craftsmanship.
5
Final Walkthrough
Nick walks through the completed project with you and answers your questions. We only consider the job complete when you feel good about the work and are ready to enjoy your new outdoor space.
Why Your Neighbors Choose Booher Construction
Three Generations of Carpentry
Carpentry runs in Nick’s family. He grew up in the trade and earned his Union Journeyman card the hard way. That background shows up in every joint, ledger, and railing in installs.
Direct Owner Contact
You talk to Nick. Direct owner involvement keeps quality consistent.
Straightforward Pricing
Our quotes itemize materials, labor, and permit fees up front. No surprises mid-build.
Premium Materials
Whether you choose composite, pressure-treated, or PVC, we source from manufacturers with proven track records. Your deck adds real value to your home.
Flexible Financing
Through Regions / EnerBankUSA, we offer financing so that a quality outdoor living space fits your budget.
Decking Material Comparison
Pressure Treated Wood
Pros
- Lowest cost.
- Classic look.
- Easy to stain.
Cons
- Yearly sealing required.
- Can warp.
Best For
- Budget projects.
- Homeowners fine with annual upkeep.
Trex
Composite
Pros
- Recycled content.
- Resists rot.
- Low upkeep.
Cons
- Higher upfront cost.
- Limited colors.
Best For
- Long-term thinkers want a low-maintenance composite deck.
Timbertech
Composite
Pros
- Realistic wood grain.
- Strong warranty.
- Holds color.
Cons
- Premium pricing.
- Fewer color choices.
Best For
- Homeowners who want wood looks without the upkeep.
PVC Decking
Pros
- Fully waterproof.
- Cooler surface.
- Stain-proof.
Cons
- Highest upfront cost.
- Synthetic look.
Best For
- Pool decks. Maximum durability needs.
Recent Decks We Built in Jeannette, PA
Do I Need a Permit for Deck Construction in Jeannette, PA?
The City of Jeannette requires a building permit for any deck over 30 inches above grade. Lower attached decks may still require a permit due to how the ledger is fastened to the house. Always confirm with the Building Code Official before starting work.
Required Documentation
- Completed Residential Building Permit Application (UCC form)
- Site plan with deck location and setbacks
- Construction plans with joist sizing, beam specs, and footing details
- Ledger attachment and connector details
- Material list with lumber grades and fasteners
Permit Fees
- Standard deck permit fee set by the City of Jeannette
- Covered decks and decks with roofs: additional $155 + $30 fee structure
- Confirm current pricing by calling 724-527-4000 ext. 20
Timeline
Per Ordinance 04-05 and PA UCC standards, the City reviews complete applications within 15 business days of submission.
Inspection Requirements
Three inspections are required at a minimum:
- Footing inspection before any concrete is poured
- Framing inspection before deck boards are installed
- Final inspection covering guards, handrails, and stairs
Schedule each inspection through the Building Code Official.
Contact Information
City of Jeannette Building Department
- Building Code Official: William A. Whetzel
- 110 South 2nd Street, Jeannette, PA 15644
- Phone: 724-527-4000 ext. 20
- Website: cityofjeannette.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you handle the permits?
Yes. We file applications with the Jeannette Building Department, coordinate inspections, and make sure your deck meets PA UCC standards.
What maintenance will my deck need?
Depends on the material. Pressure-treated wood needs cleaning and sealing about once a year. Composite and PVC need occasional washing with soap and water.
What does a new deck cost in Jeannette?
Pressure-treated wood decks generally run $15 to $25 per square foot installed. Composite decks range from $25 to $45 per square foot. However, final cost depends on size, height, and material.
How long does it take to build a deck?
Most residential decks are finished in 1 to 3 weeks of active construction. Add roughly 15 business days for permit review before construction starts.
Transform Your Backyard With Our Custom Decks
Bring your outdoor ideas to life with our custom decks made from the best composite, wood, and PVC options on the market.
Fill out the form for a free quote within one business day. Or call Nick at 724-420-1420.
