Materials Chosen for Florida, Not for the Catalog Photo
Composite decking dominates our Fish Hawk work, and for defensible reasons: it will not splinter under bare feet headed to the pool, never needs restaining, ignores termites, and holds its color under a UV load that fades cheap lumber in two summers. Pressure-treated pine remains the economical option and we build it well — but we quote both and explain the ten-year cost curve, because the cheaper deck on day one is rarely the cheaper deck by year eight.
Built to codes, and then some
Every deck we build starts with a properly engineered frame: flashed ledger connections, footings sized for the load, and hardware rated for exterior exposure. Hillsborough County permitting is part of our process, not your homework — we handle drawings, submission, and inspections. Your HOA's architectural review gets the same treatment; after 2,000+ projects we know how to package an application that gets approved the first time.
- Composite and wood decks — pool surrounds, multi-level platforms, and shaded retreats
- Pergolas and pavilions — engineered shade that makes summer afternoons usable
- Lanai and screen-room upgrades — more room, better views, no bugs
- Resurfacing and rail replacement — a fresh deck on a frame that is still solid
From Sketch to First Cookout
It starts with a free on-site estimate at your home. We measure, look at sun angles and drainage, ask how you actually live — quiet coffee for two or a crowd for the Bucs game — and come back with designs and honest numbers at more than one price point.
Alpine Exteriors has spent 25 years in business building outdoor structures on the Gulf Coast, and we back every one with a 25-year workmanship warranty. That symmetry is intentional: we have been accountable for our work for a quarter century, and your deck will be covered for the next one. If your backyard is not pulling its weight, let us show you what it could be.