Deck Builders in Weston, FL — Composite, PVC & Pressure-Treated
Composite pool and lake-view decks built to Weston HOA standards and Broward wind code.
Almost every home in Weston sits inside a gated community with an architectural review committee, and almost every backyard backs onto a lake, a preserve or a golf fairway. A deck here is as much about the HOA packet and the lake-bank setback as it is about the boards. J. Perry & Sons designs and builds composite, PVC and pressure-treated decks that pass ARC review the first time, and we already know the drill from outdoor living and pool hardscape work as a renovation contractor in Weston.
Deck Building Cost in Weston
| Scope | Typical size | Installed range |
|---|---|---|
| Pressure-treated pine deck | 200–400 sf | $35–$55/sf |
| Composite deck (capped boards, hidden fasteners) | 250–500 sf | $55–$85/sf |
| PVC deck (full-synthetic, wood-grain cap) | 250–500 sf | $65–$95/sf |
| Elevated or second-story deck | 150–400 sf | $90–$140/sf |
| Deck resurfacing (new boards on a sound frame) | 200–400 sf | $18–$35/sf |
| Stairs, benches, pergola, planter boxes | per item | By quote |
Composite is the default in Weston because most ARCs limit visible wood and want a color drawn from an approved palette. Aluminum railing in bronze or white, the two colors most Weston communities allow, is installed by our railing partner and quoted separately.
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Free estimate — call (561) 556-7509 or email jperrysonsgc@gmail.com with project photos, the city, approximate dimensions, and material selections.
Weston homes and what that means for deck building
Weston was master-planned and built from the early 1990s through the mid-2000s. The housing is CBS on slab, one and two stories, in communities like Savanna, The Ridges, Weston Hills and Bonaventure, with screened pool enclosures, lake lots and strict architectural guidelines. Decks are usually one of three things: a pool-side sun deck replacing part of a paver patio, a lake-view platform outside the screen enclosure, or a step-down deck off a raised rear slider.
The ARC typically wants a site plan showing the deck inside the rear setback and clear of the lake maintenance easement, an elevation with the railing style, and a sample of the board color. Most committees meet monthly, so timing the submittal matters. We prepare that packet in the same drawing set we use for the City of Weston building permit, which is reviewed under Broward's HVHZ rules and needs uplift connectors, post bases and footing details shown.
Weston's soil is a few feet of sandy fill over the old Everglades muck and limestone, and lake-bank lots lose grade quickly toward the water. Footings near the bank go deeper, typically 24 inches or to an engineer-specified depth, and we keep posts outside the bank slope line. Decks that attach to the house use a ledger epoxy-anchored into the CBS wall; decks outside the screen enclosure are usually built freestanding so the enclosure footing is untouched.
Termites are active in the preserve-side communities, so framing is ground-contact pressure-treated with cut ends treated, and nothing touches soil. Weston sits inland, so hot-dipped galvanized hardware is acceptable; we still use stainless screws where boards meet the pool deck.
Free estimate — call (561) 556-7509 or email jperrysonsgc@gmail.com. Send a photo of the yard and rough dimensions and we'll reply with a same-day range.
How we do it in Weston
- Read the community guidelines. We pull your HOA's architectural standards and the approved color palette before drawing anything.
- Layout on the survey. Deck footprint placed inside setbacks, clear of the lake maintenance easement and any drainage swale.
- Material and color. Capped composite in an approved earth tone for most homes; PVC where the deck is in full western sun; pressure-treated only when the HOA allows stained wood.
- ARC packet and permit. One drawing set, stamped by our engineer, goes to the architectural committee and to the City of Weston building department.
- Footings and frame. Piers to engineered depth, galvanized or stainless post bases, beams and joists at 12 or 16 inches on center with uplift straps.
- Decking, bench, fascia. Hidden clips, picture-frame border, built-in bench or planter if ordered, color-matched fascia.
- Railing and close-out. Partner installs the aluminum railing in the ARC-approved color; we complete the final inspection and give the HOA a completion notice.
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Deck Building in Weston — FAQ
Which comes first in Weston, the HOA or the city permit? The HOA. Most Weston communities require written ARC approval before the city will accept the permit application, or at least before work starts. We submit to the committee first and file the permit as soon as the approval letter arrives.
Can I build a deck on my lake lot? Yes, as long as it stays out of the lake maintenance easement and off the bank slope. We locate those lines from your survey and set the footings accordingly.
Will composite match my pavers and screen enclosure? Usually. Most ARC palettes include a brown or gray composite that works with travertine or concrete pavers and a bronze or white enclosure frame. We bring samples to the site so you see them next to the existing finishes.
How long does the whole process take? Plan on four to eight weeks for ARC review and permit, depending on when the committee meets, then one to two weeks of construction. Submitting in September or October gets the build into the dry season.
How do I get an exact price? Call (561) 556-7509 or email jperrysonsgc@gmail.com with a photo and rough dimensions. We reply with a range the same day and schedule a site visit for a firm written quote.
Free estimate — call (561) 556-7509 or email jperrysonsgc@gmail.com. Licensed Florida general contractor CGC1540699. Serving Broward and Palm Beach counties.
Permits and compliance handled. J. Perry & Sons pulls the permit, schedules the inspections, and builds to the city and county codes that apply — Broward and Palm Beach municipal building departments, HVHZ requirements where they apply, and HOA/condo association rules. Licensed Florida general contractor CGC1540699.
Free Estimate
Free estimate — call (561) 556-7509 or email jperrysonsgc@gmail.com with project photos, the city, approximate dimensions, and material selections.