Contact Deck Builders Waterville

Tell us your town and what your deck is doing now, from boards that feel spongy to a back door with no deck under it yet. Fill in the form below and it builds an email from your answers, ready to send from your own mail program, or call the number on this page.

What Happens Once Jason Has Your Request?

  1. Jason reads your request

    Your email or call goes to Jason Haskell, who notes the town, whether you want a new deck or a replacement, the rough size and how high the deck will sit off the ground. Words like bouncy, soft spots or stairs that rock tell him what to look at first.

  2. He sees the yard and the wall

    At the visit, Jason walks the yard where the footings will go and studies the house wall the deck will meet, along with the posts, joists and ledger of any old deck. That look decides whether the deck bolts to the house on a ledger with flashing or carries itself on posts as a freestanding deck, and whether any old footing can stay.

  3. The price arrives on paper

    The written price breaks the job into footings, frame, decking, rail and stairs, with the tear-out listed separately when an old deck is coming off. Past $3,000, Maine law adds a signed contract to the price sheet, and the deposit at signing stays within a third of the price.

What Should Jason Know Before He Visits?

Prepare your request, then send it from your email app. You can also call (207) 679-0381.

$20,000

Send your prepared email to request a callback, or call us.

Our deck work covers Waterville and 21 towns nearby: Winslow, Albion and Unity to the east, Vassalboro, China and Augusta to the south, and Oakland, Fairfield and Skowhegan to the west and north. See every town we serve

Email us any time with your town and the job, or call the office line.

Jason Haskell, owner of Deck Builders Waterville: talks on a phone while standing on a gray composite deck with black metal railings outside a white-sided house with white trim in summer