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Deck Builder & Outdoor Living in Apex NC

Mission Decks & Design builds custom decks in Apex, NC, from our Holly Springs base, most of them in composite from Trex or Deckorators. There is no set price: every deck is priced from its own written scope after a site visit, and the material, size, height and railing are what move the cost. Call 919-342-8865.

Outdoor Living in Apex

Apex backyards ask a lot of a deck. Lots in Bella Casa, Scotts Mill and Haddon Hall run from flat, open yards to steep grades that need more than one level, and plenty of the original builder decks in town are due for replacement. We build new decks and full redecks across Apex, most of them in composite. Trex and Deckorators are the two lines we use and recommend most often, and as a TrexPro we can walk you through the whole Trex range side by side. Homes in Bella Casa lean toward warm, Mediterranean-inspired exteriors that suit earth-toned composite, while the more traditional homes in Scotts Mill and Haddon Hall suit a deck that picks up the house's existing trim. Most projects run one to three weeks, depending on size and scope.

Deck with black cable railing and lounge seating behind a sage-green home with arched windows

Cost

What does a deck cost in Apex?

There is no set price per deck. Mission Decks & Design prices every Apex deck from its own scope of work after a site visit, and you get the price in a written contract before work starts. What moves the price: the decking material (composite such as Trex or Deckorators, or wood), the size and shape of the deck, how high it sits off the ground, the railing you choose, and extras like stairs and multiple levels.

Permits

Do you need a permit for a deck in Apex?

Yes. Building permits in Apex come from the Town of Apex Building Inspection Permit Office, and the Town lists decks and roofs over decks among the typical projects that need a permit and inspections. Mission Decks & Design handles the permit for every deck we build. Requirements vary by jurisdiction; your project is built to the code adopted at permit time.

Apex, NC

  • Bella Casa
  • Scotts Mill
  • Haddon Hall
  • Sweetwater
  • Lochmere Highlands
County
Wake County
ZIP codes
27502, 27523, 27539
Typical lot
Quarter-acre to third-acre lots in newer subdivisions, with half-acre+ lots in older areas near downtown. Rear setbacks vary by community.
Water & irrigation
Apex water restrictions follow the Town of Apex Conservation Plan with seasonal watering limits. Homes on wells (common in 27523 zip code) have no municipal restrictions but should monitor well capacity for irrigation near outdoor structures.

Building conditions

Soil & structure

Apex sits where Piedmont clay ridges give way to sandier soil toward the Jordan Lake watershed, and the change can happen from one subdivision to the next. Ridgeline neighborhoods sit on dense red clay; lots near the lake drainage drain better but can settle differently. We look at every lot on the site visit, pour footings to standard depth, and go deeper when the soil or the site calls for it.

Approvals

HOA & guidelines

Apex HOAs vary. Bella Casa has detailed architectural guidelines, including material and color palettes, and Scotts Mill requires pre-approval before exterior work. We design with your HOA's guidelines in mind, handle the permitting, and give you the drawings and documentation your HOA asks for. The HOA submission itself comes from you as the homeowner.

Deck and screened porch combination with black railing and horizontal skirting

Around town

Landmarks in Apex

  1. Apex Nature Park

    park

    A 130-acre preserve with boardwalk trails through wetlands. Homeowners along the Lufkin Road corridor frequently ask for decks and porches that blend with the natural wooded setting surrounding this park.

  2. Historic Downtown Apex

    district

    Salem Street's renovated downtown — voted America's Peak of Good Living. The older homes near downtown often have smaller lots requiring creative deck layouts that maximize limited backyard space.

  3. Apex Community Park

    park

    A 200+ acre sports and recreation complex off Laura Duncan Road. The subdivisions bordering the park — including Scotts Mill and Haddon Hall — feature homes with larger lots ideal for multi-zone outdoor living projects.

Our portfolio

Our work in the Triangle

Gray composite deck with black aluminum railing overlooking a wooded backyard

Facing the trees

Grey composite, aluminium railing

Screened porch under construction with ladders and framing in place

Porch, in progress

Screened porch under construction

Mission Decks crew working on a screened porch build on a blue-sided home

Mid-build

Screened porch framing

Questions

Decks in Apex

Do you build decks in Apex?
Yes. Apex is part of our regular service area around our Holly Springs base. We build new decks, full redecks, porches and outdoor makeovers across town, including Bella Casa, Scotts Mill and Haddon Hall. We don't do repairs.
What decking do you recommend for an Apex home?
Most of the decks we build are composite, and Trex and Deckorators are the two lines we use and recommend most often. We are a TrexPro. We also build with TimberTech, Fiberon, Wolf, Western Red Cedar and pressure-treated pine when they suit the project better.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Mission Decks & Design is a Licensed & Insured Residential General Contractor, NC License #109124, and a proud NADRA member.

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