Deck Building Across 22 Central Maine Towns
We build and replace decks in Waterville and the 21 towns around it, from Winslow and Fairfield on the Kennebec to the Belgrade Lakes, China Lake and Unity Pond. Each town's page carries its own permit notes, lot rules and average costs.
East, across the Kennebec to Unity Pond
South, down the Kennebec and around China Lake
West and north, the Belgrade Lakes to Skowhegan
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- 22 central Maine towns, Waterville to Skowhegan
Which Towns East of the Kennebec Do We Serve?
East of the Kennebec we build decks in seven towns, from Winslow across the river through the farm towns of Benton, Clinton and Albion to Unity and Burnham on Unity Pond and Freedom on Sandy Pond.
8 towns
- Waterville, MEOur home townColby College began here in 1813 as the Maine Literary and Theological Institution, and the city's Beaux-Arts City Hall and Opera House dates from 1902.Deck Builders in Waterville, ME
- Winslow, ME4 miFort Halifax went up in 1754 where the Sebasticook meets the Kennebec, and the spring flood of 1987 carried its blockhouse down the river on April 1. The town plan puts its population center in the urban northwest, with the east still rural.Deck Builders in Winslow, ME
- Benton, ME8 miBenton was formed in 1842 from part of Clinton, and its villages are Benton, Benton Falls, Benton Station and East Benton. The town's own land use rules set Benton Station apart as a village district meant to keep its existing character.Deck Builders in Benton, ME
- Clinton, ME10 miClinton's village held 1,386 of the town's 3,370 people in 2020. Its Rural District is zoned for agriculture and forestry, with lots of at least 2 acres.Deck Builders in Clinton, ME
- Albion, ME11 miAlbion was the northern end of the two-foot-gauge Wiscasset and Quebec Railroad from 1895 to 1933. Its land use ordinance counts Pratt Brook Gorge along the Knights Road among the town's priority scenic areas.Deck Builders in Albion, ME
- Unity, ME15 miUnity hosts the Common Ground Country Fair, which draws over 50,000 visitors a year to land MOFGA bought in 1996. Kanokolus Beach, on the southwest shore of Unity Pond, is one of the pond's two public beaches.Deck Builders in Unity, ME
- Freedom, ME16 miFreedom was incorporated in 1813, and its village grew up around the sawmill, tannery and woolen mill that Sandy Stream once powered. The Dirigo Grange Hall began as a cheese factory, and the Congregational Church building dates from 1857.Deck Builders in Freedom, ME
- Burnham, ME16 miInterstate 95 and Routes 11 and 100 all cross Burnham. Its town beach south of Reynolds Corner gives the public a way onto Unity Pond from the western shore.Deck Builders in Burnham, ME
Where South of Waterville Do We Build?
South of Waterville our seven towns run down the Kennebec through Vassalboro and Sidney to Augusta, around China Lake to Palermo, and west over the Belgrade Lakes to Mt. Vernon.
7 towns
- Vassalboro, ME8 miWebber Pond, 1,233 acres and man-made, is drawn down every October for weed control at a dam with a fish ladder, and the town keeps the public boat launch at its outlet. Vassalboro counts six villages, Riverside and South Vassalboro among them.Deck Builders in Vassalboro, ME
- Sidney, ME9 miMessalonskee Lake, 3,510 acres and 113 feet at its deepest, borders Sidney, Oakland and Belgrade. Sidney's housing is young for the area, with a median year built of 1996.Deck Builders in Sidney, ME
- Belgrade, ME9 miBelgrade's population roughly doubles each summer, when camps open on Messalonskee Lake, Long Pond and Great Pond. Its villages are North Belgrade, Belgrade Depot and Belgrade Lakes.Deck Builders in Belgrade, ME
- China, ME11 miChina was formed in 1818 from Harlem, Fairfax and Winslow, and its villages include Weeks Mills, Branch Mills, South China and China Village. Kennebec Water District land guards most of China Lake's west basin, so the lake's camps sit mainly on the east basin.Deck Builders in China, ME
- Augusta, ME15 miAugusta, the state capital, spreads over both banks of the Kennebec, with North Augusta as a village of its own. Of the city's housing, 70.4 percent was built in 1979 or earlier.Deck Builders in Augusta, ME
- Palermo, ME15 miPalermo counted 1,659 people in 1850, fell to 511 by 1950 and was back to 1,570 in 2020. State Route 3 serves the town, and Sheepscot Pond is its main water.Deck Builders in Palermo, ME
- Mt. Vernon, ME16 miMt. Vernon was incorporated in 1792, and its village sits on Route 41 between Kents Hill and Farmington Falls. The summer camps Bearnstow and Laurel still bring hundreds of campers to town each year.Deck Builders in Mt. Vernon, ME
Which Towns West and North Do We Serve?
West and north of the city we serve seven more towns, the lake towns of Oakland, Smithfield, Rome and Mercer and the Kennebec River towns of Fairfield, Norridgewock and Skowhegan.
7 towns
- Oakland, ME4 miOakland was West Waterville from 1873 until it took its present name in 1883. Memorial Hall, built in 1870, and the Carnegie-funded public library are both on the National Register.Deck Builders in Oakland, ME
- Fairfield, ME7 miFairfield's mill years ran to textile plants at Kendall's Mills and Somerset Mills, and its villages include Shawmut, Hinckley and Larone. Good Will-Hinckley began there as the Hinckley School in 1889.Deck Builders in Fairfield, ME
- Smithfield, ME10 miSmithfield was incorporated on February 29, 1840, a leap day. Its Fairview Grange is where the North Pond Association holds its annual meeting.Deck Builders in Smithfield, ME
- Rome, ME12 miRome's town office began in 1958 as a K-8 school and became the town office and community center in 1986. Bald eagles nest on the spur between Little Pond and North Pond.Deck Builders in Rome, ME
- Mercer, ME14 miMercer is named for Hugh Mercer, a Revolutionary War officer, and the Mercer Union Meetinghouse stands in the center of town. Only 0.65 of its 27.36 square miles is water.Deck Builders in Mercer, ME
- Norridgewock, ME15 miNorridgewock was the Somerset County seat from 1809 to 1871. A 600-foot covered bridge crossed the Kennebec there from 1849 until it was replaced in 1929.Deck Builders in Norridgewock, ME
- Skowhegan, ME15 miSkowhegan was incorporated in 1823 as Milburn, took its present name in 1836 and became the county seat in 1871. Its Historic District counts 38 significant buildings, most of them from 1880 to 1910.Deck Builders in Skowhegan, ME
Which Town Is the Deck In?
Give us the town and tell us if there is a deck there today. We come out to check the ground and the wall a new deck would hang from, and then the price follows in writing.