Feasterville, PA / Bucks County

Deck Building in Feasterville, PA

New deck, new boards on an old frame, or railings that wobble, we come out, measure, check the frame and footings, and leave you a written estimate. It's free.

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Feasterville, PA

Decks in Feasterville: the short version

Dynasty Construction & Roofing builds and restores decks in Feasterville, Trevose and the rest of Lower Southampton Township, in Trex and TimberTech composite or wood. We're based in Warminster and licensed in Pennsylvania (PA215236). Small, low decks need a zoning permit, bigger ones a full permit. Call (267) 270-0791.

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Permits

The size of the deck decides the permit

In Lower Southampton, a deck under 30 inches high and under 150 square feet goes on a zoning permit. Anything higher or bigger goes on the full construction permit. Part of the 19053 ZIP is in Bensalem, which has its own deck rules, so we check which side you're on first.

Which one are you?
Permit office
Township building, 1500 Desire Avenue
Under 30 inches and 150 sq ft
Zoning permit
30 inches high or 150 sq ft and up
UCC construction permit
Impervious surface
A deck counts toward your lot's limit

Local decks

What we look for on Feasterville decks

Half the houses in Lower Southampton were built before 1970, and the lots filled in fast. Room on the lot matters.

  • Two views side by side: new deck framing and joists before the boards go down, and a finished grey composite deck with white and black railings

    Footings and frame

    Footings have to sit below the frost line, at the depth the township's code sets. A footing above it heaves every winter and takes the deck with it. On an older deck, that's the first thing we check.

  • Weathered wood deck boards with moss and worn stain beside the back of a house

    Impervious surface limits

    Lower Southampton counts a deck toward your lot's impervious surface, and going over the limit means a trip to the Zoning Hearing Board. We work out the numbers before we design anything.

  • Deck resurfaced with brown composite boards and new white railings

    Composite or wood

    Trex and TimberTech boards don't rot, splinter or need staining, and they cost more up front. Wood costs less to build and needs sealing every couple of years. We'll price both if you want to compare.

Frame first

Repair or replace? We look underneath first

Most tired decks don't need tearing out. We check the frame, the footings and where the deck attaches to the house. If those are sound, new boards and railings usually do the job for a lot less than a new deck. If the frame is rotten, new boards on top won't fix it, and we'll tell you.

How a Feasterville deck job goes

  1. Free estimate

    We measure, look at what's there now, and check the frame and footings.

  2. Written estimate

    Boards, railings, framing and footings, each on paper, so you can see where the money goes.

  3. Permits

    We work out whether you're in Lower Southampton or Bensalem, which permit your deck size needs, and file it.

  4. The build

    Footings go below the frost line at the depth your township sets, the frame goes up to code, and then the boards, stairs and railings.

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What homeowners say

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  • Mirjeta GashiGoogle review

    Replacing a roof isn't something you do everyday. But in doing so you want to make sure you have someone knowledgeable, trustworthy, and efficient. When I met Rich and Jack from Dynasty Construction & Rofing they made me feel comfortable immediately. I knew they knew their stuff and they handled everything for me. I didn't have time to worry or doubt because their confidence and professionalism surpassed all my expectations. Jack walked me through everything step by step and answered any questions or concerns patiently. I definitely recommend them because they definitely have your best interest in mind.

  • Smokey IGoogle review

    I recently hired Dynasty Construction & Roofing to take care of some issues with my roof, including replacing missing shingles and recapping my chimney, and I couldn't be more satisfied with the experience. From the start, they were responsive, professional, and easy to work with. They clearly explained the scope of work, provided a fair estimate, and showed up on time ready to get the job done. The quality of their workmanship really stood out and everything was completed with attention to detail, and you can tell they take pride in what they do. The new shingles blend in perfectly with the existing roof, and the chimney recap was done cleanly and securely. They also made sure to clean up thoroughly after the job, which I really appreciated.

  • Ergi DemirajGoogle review

    Rich and Jack & his team were outstanding! Their work is great & pricing is fair. We had a portion of our roof repaired that caused a severe leak (and hole) in our ceiling. They shared drone shots of the exterior as the work progressed. They also noticed other areas of concern & repaired at no additional cost. Jack also worked throughout the weekend to complete the inside drywall repair. Will definitely use for any future work! Highly recommend.

Price

What a new deck costs in Feasterville

We don't price decks over the phone. Composite costs more up front than wood, and a deck up on posts costs more than one near the ground. What moves the number is the size, the height, the boards you pick, the railings and stairs, and whether the frame underneath can stay.

Composite costs more on day one and a lot less every summer after. Wood costs less to build and needs sealing every couple of years. We'll price both if you want to compare.

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Feasterville

Questions about decks in Feasterville

Do I need a permit for a deck in Feasterville?

In Lower Southampton, yes. A deck under 30 inches high and under 150 square feet needs a zoning permit. Anything bigger or higher needs the full construction permit. We file whichever yours needs.

Does a deck count toward impervious surface?

In Lower Southampton, yes. Decks count toward your lot's impervious surface, and going over the limit needs approval from the Zoning Hearing Board.

Is Trevose in Bensalem or Lower Southampton?

Both, which is what makes it confusing. Part of Trevose is in Lower Southampton Township and part is in Bensalem, and they share the 19053 ZIP. Give us the address and we'll check.

How deep do deck footings go?

Below the frost line, at the depth your township's code sets. A footing that sits above it moves every winter, and the deck moves with it.

Trex or TimberTech, which is better?

Both make good composite boards. The difference is mostly the color range, the board profiles and the price of the line you choose. We go through the options with you at the estimate.

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Thinking about a new deck?

We'll come out, measure, check what's there now and leave you a written estimate. It costs nothing and you don't have to book anything. If the frame is sound and only the boards are tired, we'll tell you that.

Get a Free Deck EstimateOr call (267) 270-0791, answered 24 hours. PA License PA215236.