Designing Around a Mid-Century Ranch
The typical Kenneth City project starts at the back door, where a cracked concrete patio slab from the original construction has settled or simply never matched how the family lives. We build low-profile platform decks over or beside those slabs, step them to the yard, and wrap them around existing features rather than demolishing everything first. Because the town's block homes sit low to the ground, most decks here avoid tall structures and railings entirely, which keeps costs down and sightlines clean.
Materials are chosen for Pinellas County reality: intense sun, daily summer rain, and air that carries a hint of salt from both the Gulf and the bay. Capped composite decking is our usual recommendation because it will not rot, splinter or demand yearly refinishing, and it stays presentable with nothing more than a rinse.
- Low-profile platform decks that extend living space without permits for tall structures
- Composite surfaces with hidden fasteners for clean, barefoot-friendly finishes
- Steps, benches and planters built in, so small spaces stay uncluttered
- Shade structures and privacy screens for close-set neighboring lots
Built by a Company That Sticks Around
A deck is only as good as the frame under it, and ours are built with ground-contact-rated lumber and corrosion-resistant hardware sized for Florida moisture. That is the standard we have refined over 25 years in business and more than 2,000 completed projects, and it is why we confidently attach a 25-year workmanship warranty to every deck we build.
If you have been staring at a bare patch of yard or a sad original slab behind your Kenneth City ranch, invite us over for a free on-site estimate. We will measure the space, talk through how you want to use it, and show you what a smart, right-sized deck can do for a small Florida backyard. Most Kenneth City decks go from first sketch to final sweep-up in a matter of days, and we will put that schedule in writing along with the price.