Fencing & Decking · Huntsville & North Alabama

Built by a framer.Priced bythe board.

Decks and fences are framing you can see. Forty years of it goes into the footings you can't. Every board, post, bag of concrete, and hour of labor is its own line on your quote — and tear-out of the old one is always included.

Get a written quoteSee the deck options

Three decks. Same frame under all of them.

The structure — footings, posts, beams, joists, hardware — is built the same way regardless of what you walk on. The surface is where you choose.

01 · Wood

YellaWood® treated pine

ClassicStain or seal every 2–3 years
  • Real wood look and feel
  • Lowest upfront cost
  • Staining service available

For a traditional deck at the best price.

02 · Composite

Trex® Enhance

Low-maintenanceNo staining, no splinters
  • Composite surface backed by Trex's limited warranty
  • Won't rot, warp, or splinter
  • Hose it off; that's the maintenance

For a deck you'd rather use than maintain.

03 · Composite

Trex® Transcend

PremiumDeepest colors, best fade and stain resistance
  • Trex's top line, with its longest fade-and-stain warranty
  • Richest wood-grain finish in the range
  • The one that still looks new in ten summers

For the outdoor room you're going to live on.

Trex warranty terms are Trex's and vary by product; we'll give you the current warranty sheet with your quote.

Dry Space Below™

The room under your deck is wasted. Fix that.

A second-story deck drips on everything below it. Our under-deck drainage system seals the deck frame with a seamless liquid rubber membrane so rain runs to a gutter instead of onto your patio — turning the space below into dry, usable square footage.

It's the same water-management thinking we put on a roof, applied to a deck. Works on new decks and most existing ones.

Ask about Dry Space Below

What it does

  • Seamless membrane — Ames Blue Max liquid rubber, sprayed over the assembly; no panels to rattle or leak at the joints
  • Sloped to a gutter — water leaves the way it should
  • Protects the frame — joists and beams stay dry, so the deck lasts longer too
  • Finished ceiling optional — leave it clean and utilitarian or close it in

Fences that are still straight in year ten.

A fence is a row of posts with boards on it. If the posts are right — deep enough, set in concrete, ground-contact treated — the fence lasts. If they aren't, nothing you do to the boards matters.

We build wood privacy, picket, and horizontal fences in YellaWood treated pine, with staining available; vinyl privacy and semi-privacy fence that never needs paint; and framed-wire and farm fence on treated posts. Tear-out and haul-off of the old fence is in every quote, not an add-on.

  • Posts set in concrete, to depthStandard
  • Ground-contact rated postsStandard
  • Coated fasteners rated for treated lumberStandard
  • Gates on adjustable, sag-resistant hardwareStandard
  • Tear-out and disposal of the old fenceIncluded
  • Every board, post, and bag of concreteIts own line
Tan vinyl semi-privacy fence along a backyard
Vinyl semi-privacyNever needs paint or stain
Wood-grain vinyl privacy fence in front of a stucco home
Wood-grain vinyl privacyThe wood look, the vinyl upkeep
Cedar-framed wire fence with gate beside a pool
Framed wirePool, garden, and view fence
Horse behind a woven-wire fence on wood posts
Farm & pastureWoven wire on treated posts

Style examples shown. Ask to see our completed fence and deck jobs in person.

Comparing bids? Ask each one five questions.

If the answers are on the page, take the bid. If they aren't, you don't have a price yet — you have a bluff.

  1. Is tear-out and disposal in the number?Hauling off the old deck or fence is a real cost. If it's missing, the bid isn't complete.
  2. What's the post footing depth, and is concrete included?Shallow posts are how a fence leans in three years.
  3. What grade of lumber, and is it treated for ground contact where it needs to be?"Treated pine" covers a lot of ground. Ask for the brand and grade.
  4. What fasteners — and are they rated for treated lumber?The wrong screws corrode inside the wood. You won't see it until a board lets go.
  5. Who's actually building it, and will the owner be on site?Same crew every time, or whoever's available this week.

Let's frame it right.

Call or text for a written, board-by-board quote on a deck, fence, or under-deck system. Serving Huntsville and North Alabama within 50 miles.

256-755-4944
Email Coreycorey@straightflushconstruction.com