Most of our projects are small to medium-sized decks and porches, so timelines are shorter than what you’d see with a large-scale builder. The exact schedule depends on the size of your deck, the materials you choose, and weather (which matters a lot up here in the mountains). We’ll walk you through a realistic timeline during your free estimate, so you know what to expect before work ever begins.

Yes. Decks of The Smokies is fully insured and carries workers’ compensation, so you’re protected throughout the build. We’re a locally owned and operated, family-run business — not a big outside construction company — which means you’re working directly with the people who stand behind the finished product.

We build with pressure-treated lumber, cedar, and composite decking, and we’ll help you pick the right one for your project and budget. Mountain weather in the Smokies — humidity, temperature swings, heavy rain — takes a toll on outdoor structures, so material choice matters. Composite holds up with minimal upkeep, cedar brings natural rot and insect resistance with a classic look, and pressure-treated lumber is a durable, budget-friendly option. We’ll talk through the trade-offs with you before you commit.

Yes — we guarantee all of our work, including anything completed by subcontractors we bring in for specialty work like roofing or electrical. If something’s not right, we stand behind it.

Cost depends on the size of your deck, the materials you choose, and any extras like railings, steps, roofing, or screening. Because we’re locally owned with low overhead, we’re able to keep pricing more affordable than the big construction companies in the area — without cutting corners on quality. The best way to get a real number is a free, no-obligation estimate; there’s no pressure and no guesswork.

Definitely. We serve all of Sevier County (Sevierville, Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, Pittman Center, Seymour, Wears Valley) and Cocke County (Newport, Cosby, Hartford, Del Rio, Parrottsville) — plus anywhere in between.