Hardwood, designed around your block
A good deck changes the way you use your home. We build with hardwood, picked for the site and the way the space will get used. Pool surrounds, raised decks with views, low-profile builds tucked against the house. Every one is different because every block is.
We work across Adelaide's southern suburbs, the foothills and the Fleurieu Peninsula. Everything south of Anzac Highway through to Victor Harbor. Sun, slope, soil, salt — they all change the right approach. We'll work it out with you on site.
Scotty's on every job. One crew, one standard, no subbies on the bits that matter.
A small crew, doing it properly
Family-Owned
Independent, local, accountable. You'll deal with the same people from quote to handover.
Owner-Operator
Scotty is on every job. No site managers, no middlemen. Direct communication, full responsibility.
Real Timber
Hardwood throughout. Selected for the site, the use and the way it'll weather over time.
Built for SA Conditions
Detailed for hot dry summers, wet winters and the coastal exposure of the southern suburbs.
From enquiry to finished build
Enquiry
Send through the form or give us a ring. Tell us roughly what you're after.
On-Site Visit & Quote
We come out, look at the site, talk it through, then send back a clear itemised quote.
Design & Schedule
We finalise materials, detailing and a build schedule that works for you.
Build
We get stuck in. Tidy site, regular updates, finished properly.
Decks, answered honestly
How much does a deck cost in Adelaide?
It varies with size, timber species, site access and substructure. We don't quote off plans we haven't seen. Request a quote and we'll come out, look at it, and put real numbers against your build.
How long does a deck build take?
A typical deck build runs two to six weeks once we're on site, depending on size and complexity. Add design and scheduling lead time before that. We'll give you a clear timeline in your quote.
What materials do you use?
Hardwood timber, primarily. We pick the species after seeing your site and how the space will be used — sun, exposure, and proximity to a pool all change the right answer.
Do I need council approval?
It depends on height, size, location and your council. Standard low-profile decks often don't need a permit; raised decks and larger builds sometimes do. We'll advise during the quote visit.
Tell us about your deck
Drop in a few details and we'll be in touch within 24 hours to organise a site visit.