New front porches and complete porch rebuilds, from footings, posts and framing to decking, railings, ceilings and trim, built to last and to match your home.
HIC #194346 · CS #116371 · GAF Certified · Licensed & Insured
HIC #194346 · CS #116371 · Licensed & Insured
Porches are part of the character of many New England homes, but older porches often sit on shallow piers with rotted posts, sagging beams and worn decking. Over time the roof can start to sag and the whole structure can pull away from the house.
We rebuild porches the right way: new footings, posts on proper post bases, new beams and framing, and supports for the porch roof. Then we finish with decking, railings, ceilings and low-maintenance trim that fits the style of your home.
New footings, posts and beams fix sagging and unsafe porch structures.
A rebuilt front porch makes a big difference in how your home looks from the street.
PVC trim, composite decking and vinyl railings reduce painting and upkeep.
Columns, railings and trim chosen to fit the architecture of your house.
Complete rebuild of failing front porches from the footings up.
New covered porches with roof framing tied properly into the house.
Rotted posts and columns replaced and wrapped in PVC or composite.
Tongue-and-groove porch flooring, composite or PVC decking options.
Beadboard ceilings, fascia and trim finished in low-maintenance materials.
Safe, code-compliant steps and railings sized to the porch and entry.
We visit your home, talk through how you want to use the space, take measurements and give you a clear written estimate.
We finalize the layout, materials and railing style, prepare the drawings and pull the building permit from your town.
Footings go in below the frost line and the pressure-treated frame is built and inspected before any decking is installed.
Decking, stairs and railings are installed, the site is cleaned up and we walk the finished project with you.
Often, yes. We temporarily shore up the roof, replace the footings, posts and framing underneath, and then set the roof back on the new structure. We assess this during the estimate.
Rebuilding a porch structure usually requires a building permit in Massachusetts. We prepare what the town needs and schedule the inspections.
Many front porch rebuilds take one to three weeks depending on size, roof work and inspections. We give you a schedule before the work begins.
Pressure-treated lumber for the structure, with composite, PVC or tongue-and-groove flooring, PVC trim and vinyl or composite railings for a durable, low-maintenance finish.
From new composite decks to railings, structural work, repairs and porch rebuilds, see everything we offer on our decks page.
Low-maintenance composite and PVC decking that will not splinter, rot or need yearly staining.
Safe, code-compliant stairs and railings in composite, vinyl, aluminum and wood, new or replacement.
Rotted boards, loose railings or a tired old deck? We repair, resurface or rebuild it safely.
The structure that matters most: footings below the frost line and a code-compliant pressure-treated frame.
Tell us about your project and get a free, detailed deck or porch estimate from a licensed Massachusetts contractor.
Remodart Corp · 40 Mechanic St, Suite 204, Marlborough, MA 01752 · HIC #194346 · CS #116371
