Deck Builder & Patio Contractor in Prince George's & Montgomery County, MD

You can picture it. A deck off the kitchen. A firepit. A screened porch for summer nights. You have pictured it for years, and you have not asked about it because you are afraid of the number. Comeback Construction is a Maryland licensed contractor, MHIC #166936. We tell you the number in about a minute, and we offer $0 down and 0% interest for 24 months through us.

Your price by email, in minutes

Answer four quick questions: what you are building, how big, what material, and when. We email you a price range. No salesman. No home visit just to get a number. It is a rough range, and we confirm the real number in person. Start right now at our free online estimate tool.

Prices posted

You should be able to budget in 60 seconds. These are starting prices per square foot:

• Open composite deck: from $50 per square foot.
• Screened or covered deck: from $150 per square foot.
• Four-season room: from $250 per square foot.
• Concrete patio: from $20 per square foot.
• Paver patio: from $27 per square foot.
• Stone patio: from $42 per square foot.

Your final price depends on size, height, footings, stairs, railings and access to your yard. We confirm it in person.

Built to last: composite only

We build decks in Trex composite. It does not rot, splinter or need staining. We do not build wood decks. A wood deck needs sanding, sealing and replacing boards, and many homeowners tell us they wish they had gone composite the first time. With composite, you wash it and use it.

Pay over time

Build the deck now and pay later. We offer $0 down and 0% interest for 24 months on decks and patios, through us. No bank. No third party. For a typical project, that turns a big number into a monthly payment you can see before you commit. Ask Johnathon for the terms on your project. Financing is through Comeback Construction. Terms depend on your project. Ask Johnathon for details.

Permit handled

Most decks need a permit. We pull the permit and book the inspection, so you skip the county. In Prince George's County that goes through the county permitting office, and in Montgomery County through the Department of Permitting Services. If your neighborhood has an HOA, we help you with the approval before we schedule the build.

Planning size and height

A deck for two chairs and a grill can be small. A deck for a table that seats eight needs more. As a rule of thumb, plan about 12 by 12 feet for a dining table and chairs, and add space around it so people can walk. Height matters too. A deck close to the ground is simple. A deck that sits several feet up needs stairs, railings and stronger framing, and the price reflects that. We measure and tell you where your deck lands.

Stairs, railings and lighting

These are the details people forget until the design visit. Stairs have to meet code, and the number of steps depends on the height. Railings are required above a certain height, and you choose the style: composite, aluminum or cable. Lighting makes a deck usable at night. Post cap lights and stair lights are easy to include while we build and harder to add later.

The Backyard Package

Many yards want more than one thing. A deck off the back door, a patio below it and a firepit beyond. We scope them together in one visit and give you one price. You can build it all at once or phase it over a few seasons. One crew, one plan, one warranty.

Deck, screened porch, patio, or four-season room?

The right choice depends on how you live.

• Open deck: best for grilling, dining and sun. Lowest cost per square foot.
• Screened or covered deck: best if mosquitoes or rain keep you inside. Costs more because of the roof and screens.
• Patio: best for a flat yard or a firepit. Concrete costs the least. Pavers look better and can be repaired. Stone costs the most and looks the best.
• Four-season room: best if you want a room you use all year. It is the biggest investment.

Johnathon walks your yard with you and helps you pick.

Sloped lots, shade and tight yards

Prince George's and Montgomery County have all kinds of yards. A sloped back yard may call for a raised deck with storage underneath. A shady yard is a good candidate for a screened porch. A small yard in a close-knit neighborhood may be best served by a compact deck and a small paver patio. We measure, check the footings and tell you what your yard really needs.

Before you call: a quick yard check

Walk your yard and note where the sun sits in the afternoon, where water pools after rain and where you want the door to open. Take a few photos. Those three things shape the design more than anything else, and they make the first visit faster.

Taking care of a composite deck

Composite is low maintenance, but it is not no maintenance. Sweep it, wash it with soap and water a few times a year, and clear leaves from between the boards so water drains. You do not need to stain, seal or sand. That is the point.

What you get

• Fixed price in writing, with labor and materials listed.
• Finish date in writing. If we miss it, we pay you $500 a day, up to $2,500. Applies to the finish date in your signed contract. Does not apply to delays caused by weather, changes you ask for, permit or inspection delays, or HOA approvals.
• 5-year warranty on labor and materials.
• Friday photos and a short text.

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