Deck Builder in Quincy, IL
Family- and Veteran-Owned Deck Builders Serving Quincy, IL

At Area Home Services, we design and build custom decks and patios for residential properties in Quincy, IL and Adams County. Whether you’re planning a new ground-level patio in natural stone or pavers, a raised wood deck for entertaining, or a low-maintenance composite structure that holds up through Illinois winters, our family- and veteran-owned team handles the project from first measurement to final walkthrough.
We work with pressure-treated lumber, cedar, composite decking, and stone and paver surfaces, so material selection starts with what fits your home, your budget, and the demands of the local climate. Quincy’s freeze-thaw cycles put real stress on outdoor structures, and material choice and proper footing depth both matter for a deck that performs year after year. Our team is insured and follows a detailed checklist on every build, so nothing gets missed between breaking ground and handing over the finished space.
Ready to get started? Call Area Home Services at (573) 594-4513 to request a free estimate with no obligation.
Hear From Our Happy Customers
Your satisfaction is our priority!
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"Knowledgeable"Mitchell Hanks is a knowledgeable asset to have when planning your project, big or small.- Bob Schaffer
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"Kind, thoughtful & prompt"
Very kind, thoughtful, prompt in their response. Prices are very reasonable. I definitely recommend this company for any need in your home!
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Ethan did a thorough fall/winter check on my furnace. I have complete confidence in his work.
He is very friendly and always asks if I need for him to look at anything else.
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Work was done very effectively and looks great. Staff were very friendly.- Joe TiffanyQuincy, IL
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"Responds promptly"
Professional. Responds promptly. Friendly.
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I was disappointed not to get an invoice on the parts purchased from the supplier, the cost of parts and cost of labor. In the past I was disappointed by cost and labor for a new thermostat. We will search for a new service provider that shows invoices with breakdown of parts purchased and labor.
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"Arrived in a timely manor"
Was professional and arrived in a timely manor!!
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"Love My Concrete Coating"
Love my concrete coating on my front porch. Made a huge transformation. Mitchell, Ralynn and Kenny were all very helpful.
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"very knowledgeable"Was very knowledgeable and took the time to explain the process- Mark Klein
Planning Your Deck or Patio Project in Quincy
A deck or patio project goes more smoothly when the key decisions are worked through before construction begins. Our team walks Quincy homeowners through these choices using a structured process backed by a detailed checklist, so nothing gets glossed over during the planning stage.
Key factors to work through before breaking ground:
- Purpose and use: A space designed mainly for dining needs different dimensions and features than one built for lounging or play. Knowing the primary use shapes almost every other decision.
- Size and layout: The deck or patio should be proportionate to the home and the yard. An undersized structure feels cramped; an oversized one can overwhelm the lot.
- Materials: Natural wood offers a classic appearance; pressure-treated lumber and cedar are common choices. Composite decking requires less ongoing maintenance. Stone and pavers suit ground-level patios well. Each material carries different upfront costs and long-term care requirements.
- Architectural compatibility: The design should complement the style of the home and connect cleanly to existing outdoor features.
- Budget: A realistic budget covers materials, labor, permit fees, and any add-ons like built-in seating or lighting. Our free estimates give you a clear picture before any work begins.
- Illinois climate: Freeze-thaw cycles in the Quincy area affect both material performance and structural requirements. Deck footings in Illinois typically need to extend 36 to 42 inches below grade to reach below the frost line. Decks over 30 inches above grade require guardrails under the IRC.
- Privacy and accessibility: Screens, fencing, or strategic landscaping can create a more private space. Steps, ramps, and pathways should be safe and convenient for all users.
- Local permits: Under Illinois Public Act 103-0510, effective January 1, 2025, municipalities and counties that adopt a building code must enforce standards at least as strict as the International Residential Code. Most deck construction in Adams County requires a permit. Our team is familiar with local requirements and can help you understand what applies to your project.
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