H&R Contractors LLC is a deck builder in Circleville, OH that plans and builds outdoor spaces families actually use. We build new decks, replace worn ones, add porches and put solid roofs over patios, so your yard becomes comfortable, usable living space for cookouts, celebrations and quiet evenings outside. Outdoor living is part of our wider home exterior services, which means the same crew understands exactly how a deck connects to the siding, doors and roofline of your house.

Deck Builder in Circleville, OH for Decks, Porches and Patios
New decks, porches and covered patios built by a locally owned crew that also roofs, sides and trims homes. Free estimates across Pickaway County.
Signs It Is Time for Deck Replacement
As a deck builder in Circleville, OH, we see the same pattern again and again: an aging deck rarely deteriorates all at once. Ohio freeze and thaw cycles, summer sun and wet springs slowly work on boards, fasteners and posts until small problems become safety concerns. Look for these warning signs:
A few loose boards can be repaired, but structural rot, weak railings or a failing attachment to the house usually mean deck replacement is the safer path. We give you an honest assessment either way.
What to look for
- Boards that feel soft, spongy or split when you walk across them
- Railings that wobble or pull away from their posts
- Rusted fasteners, loose joist hangers or nails working their way up
- Posts with rot near the ground or footings that have shifted
- Stairs that sag, bounce or feel uneven underfoot
- Gaps or rot where the deck attaches to the house

Deck Builder Serving Circleville Families Since 2022
We have served Circleville and the towns around it since 2022, and the company is locally owned and operated. Every project starts with a free estimate at your home, where we look at the yard, talk through how you want to use the space and measure for a plan. Call (740) 823-2710, Monday to Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
How Your Deck or Porch Gets Built
A successful outdoor project depends on careful planning before the first post goes in. Our steps keep the design, the permit and the build on track so you know what is happening at every stage.

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Site Visit and Free Estimate
We walk the yard, check the grade, note doors and windows, and talk through how you plan to use the space. You get a written scope with no hidden fees.
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Design and Permits
We settle size, shape, stairs and railings with you. Deck and patio projects are routinely permitted in Pickaway County, and we handle the permit with the local building department when one is required.
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Footings and Framing
Strong footings and a properly attached ledger board carry everything above them. We set posts, beams and joists level and square before any decking goes down.
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Decking, Railings and Cleanup
The surface boards, stairs and railings go on last, followed by a final inspection of every connection. We clean the job site and walk the finished space with you.
New Decks Designed Around Your Yard
A new deck should fit the way you live, not a template. Some homeowners want a simple platform off the kitchen for a grill and a table, while others want a larger, multi-level deck with room for a dining area and lounge chairs. As your deck contractor, we start with the doors you will use most, the view you want and where the sun falls during the hours you are outside.
Height and access matter just as much as square footage. A deck off a second story door needs sturdy framing, safe stairs and railings at the right height, while a low deck near the ground needs good airflow underneath to keep the framing dry.
We also consider the details that make a deck comfortable for years. Stair placement that keeps traffic flowing, boards spaced for drainage and a layout that leaves room to walk around furniture all make a difference.
Porches That Add Comfort and Curb Appeal
A front porch changes how a house looks from the street and how it feels to come home. As a porch builder, we can add a new porch, rebuild a worn one or extend an existing entry so there is space for a pair of chairs and a place to stand out of the rain while you find your keys.
Porches connect directly to the front of the house, so the roofline, trim and siding all have to line up. Our experience with roofing and vinyl siding helps the new porch look like part of the original design rather than an add-on. We match the slope of the porch roof to the house and finish the edges cleanly.
A back porch can work the same way. It gives you a sheltered spot near the yard that stays usable on gray Ohio days.


Covered Patios and Outdoor Living Spaces
A roof over your patio turns a hot, exposed slab into a space you can use from spring through fall. As a covered patio builder with roofing at the center of our work, we frame the cover, shingle it and flash it to the house so rain runs off where it should. We install Atlas asphalt shingles, and choosing a color that matches the main roof helps the cover blend in.
Good outdoor living spaces often combine a deck, a covered area and an open patio for different activities. We help you plan how those areas connect, from the kitchen door to the grill to a shaded seating area. As an outdoor living contractor, we look at drainage, sun and access together.
The Circleville Pumpkin Show fills downtown every October. A covered space at home makes a comfortable place for family and friends to gather afterward.
What Affects the Cost of a Deck or Covered Patio
We price each project after measuring the site, because yards and plans vary so much. Overall dimensions are the most obvious factor, along with the height of the deck and how many stairs it needs.
The decking material you choose, the railing style and any built-in features all affect the price. A covered patio adds framing, roofing and flashing, and a porch adds trim and finish work at the front of the house. Site conditions also play a part: a sloped yard, poor soil or an old deck that must be torn out and hauled away can add labor.
Your free estimate from a deck builder in Circleville, OH spells out each part of the project in writing, with no hidden fees. Call to set up a visit.
Why Families Choose H&R Contractors LLC for Outdoor Projects
H&R Contractors LLC is locally owned, and our mission is making dreams come true for the homeowners we work with. For outdoor projects, that means building the deck, porch or covered patio you pictured, with framing that holds up to Ohio weather.
Our crew also handles roofing, siding, gutters, windows and doors. That range lets us plan how water drains off a porch roof, how a deck meets the siding and how the step through a new patio door lines up with the deck surface. If the house needs new siding where the deck attaches, we can address both together.
Homeowners looking for a deck builder in Circleville, OH also get clean job sites and no hidden fees on every project. Those standards apply whether we build a small landing or a large covered patio.

Deck Builder for Circleville, OH and Surrounding Towns

We build decks, porches and covered patios across Pickaway County and the surrounding region. We build for homeowners in Circleville and its neighboring townships, and we also work in Columbus, Lancaster and Chillicothe.
Our service area reaches Grove City, Groveport, Pickerington, Mount Sterling, Kingston, Baltimore, Newark and other Ohio towns. Permit offices differ from county to county, and we confirm the requirements for your address before building. Outside town, the plan, the written scope and the framing standards match every deck builder in Circleville, OH project we take on, so a rural yard gets the same careful footings as a lot in town. See all of our service areas or call to ask about your town.

Deck and Porch Questions
Do I need a permit to build a deck in Pickaway County?
Many deck projects in Pickaway County go through the county building department, and deck and patio permits are common there. Whether yours needs one depends on its size, height and how it attaches to the house. We check the requirements for your address during planning and handle the permit process when one is required, so the build starts on solid ground.
Can you build a new deck on the old deck's frame?
Sometimes, if the posts, beams and joists are sound and properly attached to the house. Often, though, an old frame has hidden rot or undersized parts that would shorten the life of new boards. We inspect the structure first and tell you plainly whether resurfacing makes sense or whether a full rebuild is the better investment.
Can a covered patio match my roof?
Yes. Because roofing is our core work, we can shingle a patio cover with Atlas asphalt shingles in a color that matches or complements your main roof. We also flash the cover where it meets the house, which keeps water out of the wall and makes the new roof look like it was planned with the original home.
What time of year is best for building a deck?
Spring, summer and fall are the most practical seasons, since footings and framing go in more easily when the ground is not frozen. Planning in late winter helps, because it leaves time for design and any permit before the busy outdoor season. Call early if you want the deck finished for summer cookouts or fall gatherings.
How do I keep a new deck in good shape?
Keep leaves and debris off the boards, since trapped moisture speeds up wear. Rinse the surface each spring, check that railings and stairs stay tight, and look under the deck for standing water or damaged framing. Wood decks benefit from a fresh sealer or stain every few years, depending on sun exposure and how the finish holds up.

Start Planning the Deck You Keep Picturing
The best outdoor seasons start with a plan made before the weather turns warm. Call H&R Contractors LLC to schedule a free estimate, and we will walk your yard, sketch out the options and give you a clear written scope for your deck, porch or covered patio.