Draft for review — Greenville Kitchen & Bath. Structure follows Ben’s redesign plan. Copy is drawn from the company’s own 55 Google reviews and its own published pages — nothing here is invented.
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Decks & outdoor living

Decks, railings and screened porches

Existing structure assessed before anything is removed, and the materials agreed before anything is ordered.

What is underneath usually decides how much of it is worth keeping — posts, joists and footings, checked while the decking is still on. Whatever the answer is, it goes on the estimate as a line you can read, so the choice about materials is made at the table rather than on delivery day.

  • Existing posts, joists and footings checked before demolition
  • Decking, railings and stairs replaced or rebuilt as the structure allows
  • Porches screened in, with ceiling fans and lighting wired at the same time
  • Materials itemized on the estimate rather than chosen later
Decks, railings and screened porches — Greenville Kitchen & Bath

Where the outside meets the house

Doors, thresholds and the timber around them — the joints that decide whether outdoor work lasts.

Thresholds, flashing and the timber where a deck meets the wall are the easiest parts of an outdoor job to cover over and the hardest to put right afterwards. So they get opened up, and whatever is behind them gets reported before anything is closed back in.

  • Thresholds and door openings rebuilt rather than packed out
  • Flashing and drainage sorted where the structure meets the wall
  • Rot cut back to sound timber before anything new goes on
  • What is found behind it reported to you before it is closed up
Where the outside meets the house — Greenville Kitchen & Bath

The rest of what we do

Most customers come back for the next room. These are the ones they come back for.