Wood deck with built-in bench seating along the back of a house

Deck Building & Repair in Overland Park, KS

New decks, deck repairs and upgrades for homes in Overland Park and the Kansas City metro area, with a focus on structure and safety.

New decks, repairs, upgradesKansas City Metro

Mon–Sat 8 AM–6 PM · Free estimate · English & Spanish

Deck building and repair, structure first

Imperial Finishes provides deck building and repair in Overland Park, KS and across the Kansas City metro area. We build new decks, repair existing ones and upgrade boards, railings and stairs, starting with the structure.

A deck lives outdoors all year, so framing, connections and drainage matter more than the surface you see.

  • Since 2020
  • 300+ projects completed
  • Free estimate
  • English & Spanish

What deck service includes

  • Planning and site evaluation

    We look at the yard or the existing deck, measure, and talk through how you will use it.

  • Deck structure evaluation

    On an existing deck we check posts, beams, joists, the connection to the house, railings and stairs.

  • Framing and structural repairs

    Failed material is removed. Footings, posts, beams and joists are built or repaired; rotted framing is replaced, not covered.

  • Decking, railings and stairs

    Deck boards, guardrails and stairs are installed following local code requirements.

  • Exterior surface preparation

    Wood is cleaned and prepared for stain or sealer.

  • Cleanup and final walkthrough

    The site is cleaned and we walk the finished deck with you.

Signs a deck needs repair

Check your deck for these at least once a year:

  • Soft, spongy or splintering boards
  • Railings or stairs that move when you lean on them
  • Dark stains or rot where the deck meets the house or the ground
  • Posts that lean, or a deck that bounces or sways

Repair or replace a deck?

Repair makes sense when the framing is sound and the damage is limited to boards, railings, stairs or fasteners.

Replacement is the safer choice when rot has reached posts, beams, joists or the connection to the house.

Thinking about a new deck or a repair?

We will look at the structure first. The estimate is free.

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Mon–Sat 8 AM–6 PM · Free estimate

How a deck project runs

A new deck or a larger repair follows this general order.

  1. Estimate

    We visit, inspect the site or the existing deck and give you a free estimate.

  2. Design and materials

    Size, height, stairs, railing style and decking material are decided.

  3. Permit check

    Permit requirements vary by city. Many cities require one for a new deck, so this is confirmed before construction.

  4. Structure

    Footings, posts, beams, joists and the attachment to the house are built or repaired.

  5. Decking, railings and walkthrough

    The walking surface, guards and stairs go on, the site is cleaned and the deck is reviewed with you.

Before the project

What to have ready

  • Photos of the yard or the current deck, with rough dimensions
  • How you plan to use it: dining, grilling, seating, access to the yard
  • HOA rules, if your neighborhood has them

Questions worth asking

  • Can my existing deck be repaired, or does the structure need rebuilding?
  • Who checks whether a permit is needed?
  • What upkeep will this decking material need?

Good to know

  • We use the best-quality materials possible for each project.
  • We can lightly help with design choices, but the design direction comes from the client.
  • Permit requirements vary by city.
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Deck Building & Repair FAQ

Do I need a permit to build a deck?

Permit requirements vary by city. Many cities in the Kansas City metro require one for a new deck, often depending on its height and whether it attaches to the house. Check with the building department of your city.

Should I choose wood or composite decking?

Pressure-treated wood needs regular cleaning and sealing or staining. Composite boards need less upkeep, but the framing under them is still wood. The choice depends on how much maintenance you want to do.

How much does a deck cost?

It depends on the size and height of the deck, the decking and railing materials, stairs, and the condition of the site or the existing structure. We look at it and give you a free estimate.

How do I keep a deck in good shape?

Keep it clean, and reseal or restain wood when water stops beading on the surface. Look over railings, stairs and fasteners each spring, and deal with soft spots before rot spreads.

What areas do you serve?

Imperial Finishes is based in Overland Park, KS and serves the Kansas City metro area, including Leawood, Olathe, Shawnee, Lenexa and Parkville. Estimates are free.

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Tell us about your deck

Send the form or call. We will ask a few questions, set a time to see the space and prepare your free estimate.

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