Allied Deck Solutions Deck builder · Edinburg, TX
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A local deck builder serving homeowners across Edinburg, TX.

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Our Story

How we think about a deck

We build, repair, and refinish decks for homeowners around Edinburg and the rest of the Rio Grande Valley. Most of us came up doing rough carpentry and framing before specializing in outdoor structures, because decks take a beating that indoor framing never sees. You call us for a new deck off the back door, a rotted staircase, or railings that wobble when the kids lean on them.

The problem we see most is a deck that looked fine for two or three years and then started failing fast, boards cupping, fasteners popping, railings loosening at the post. That's usually sun and moisture working on wood that wasn't sealed or spaced right in the first place. We space boards for drainage, use stainless or coated fasteners that won't bleed rust into the wood, and reseal on a schedule instead of waiting until the damage shows.

10+
Years Experience
500+
Projects Completed
11
Cities Served
Why Choose Us

What you get when you hire us

None of this is complicated. It is mostly just doing what we said we would do.

Licensed & Insured

You're covered if something goes wrong on the job, not just if it goes right. Ask for our insurance certificate before we start, we hand it over without hesitation.

Local to Edinburg

We're not driving in from three counties over to bid your job then disappearing. Living here means we've seen how sun and rain treat decking in this climate for years.

Written Quotes

No verbal estimate that turns into a different number on the invoice. The quote breaks down materials and labor so you know what you're paying for.

Our Own Crew

We don't hand your project off to a rotating cast of subcontractors. The same guys who framed the last deck are the ones framing yours.

Material Options

Some homeowners want the lower upfront cost of pine and don't mind restaining it every couple years. Others want composite and never touch it again, we'll walk you through the tradeoffs.

Scheduling You Can Count On

Weather in the Valley can push a pour or a stain job back a day, and we'll tell you the moment we know. What we won't do is leave you guessing for a week about when we're coming back.

Common Questions

Things people ask us

What people usually want to know about who they're hiring.

How long have you been building decks?
Experience covers wood framing, composite installation, and custom railing systems built and repaired across the Rio Grande Valley. Specific examples of past work can be reviewed by asking to see photos during a consultation.
Do you use your own crew or subcontractors?
An in-house crew handles deck framing, decking installation, and railing work directly rather than passing the job to rotating subcontractors. The same crew that shows up for the initial framing typically finishes the project through to the final board.
Can I see examples of past deck projects?
Photos of completed decks, including framing shots taken before the decking went down, are available to review during a quote visit or by request. Seeing the substructure work, not just the finished surface, is the better way to judge a deck builder's craftsmanship.
Why choose a local deck builder over a bigger company?
A local deck builder based in Edinburg understands how clay soil, high UV exposure, and Rio Grande Valley rain patterns affect footings, framing, and sealant schedules in ways an outside company might not account for. Local availability also means faster response for warranty callbacks or repairs.
Where are you based?
Deck building and repair work is based out of Edinburg, Texas, with regular projects across McAllen, Mission, Pharr, Harlingen, and other Rio Grande Valley towns. Being local keeps travel time down and allows quicker scheduling on repairs.
How far out are you booking new projects?
Availability shifts throughout the year, with spring and early summer typically the busiest season for new deck construction as homeowners prepare for outdoor entertaining. Checking current availability directly is the most accurate way to get a timeline.
Do you clean up the site after the job is done?
Job site cleanup, including hauling off old decking material, packaging, and construction debris, is included as part of every deck project. The yard is left in usable condition, not just the deck itself.
What happens if something on my property gets damaged during the work?
Contractor's insurance is intended to cover accidental property damage that happens during construction, such as damage to landscaping, siding, or irrigation lines near the work area. Any incident should be reported immediately so it can be addressed through the appropriate insurance process.
Will you finish a deck that another contractor started or abandoned?
Picking up a partially built deck is possible, though it starts with an inspection of the existing framing to confirm it meets code and is structurally sound before continuing. Sometimes it's cheaper to remove and restart a section than to build on top of work that wasn't done to spec.
How can I tell if deck work is being done correctly?
Properly spaced joists, flashed ledger boards, footings poured below grade, and hot-dipped galvanized or stainless fasteners are all signs of a deck built to hold up over time. Asking to see the framing before the decking goes down, and asking what fastener and footing spec is being used, are reasonable questions for any homeowner to ask a contractor.

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