Building decks around Kenner
In older parts of Kenner like Rivertown, homes often sit closer together on smaller lots, and a deck has to fit tight setbacks and connect to an older back porch. In newer subdivisions like Chateau Estates, yards tend to be wider, and the question is more often how big to go and whether to add a cover or a second level.
Kenner's clay soil and heavy rain affect how a deck is supported. Ground that stays wet after storms can soften under posts, so footings need to be set and sized properly, and low decks need airflow underneath to keep the frame from staying damp. We also plan board gaps so water drains off the surface quickly instead of soaking into the boards and joists.
Most deck projects in Kenner need a permit, and we take that process off your hands. If the deck is part of a bigger yard upgrade, our crew also builds patios and hardscaping in Kenner and outdoor kitchens that can tie straight into the deck, with one plan for levels, drainage and lighting. That avoids a deck that ends a few inches off from the new patio.