Outdoor Living.
Built for Real Life.
Short, practical advice for South Jersey homeowners planning repairs, remodeling, and exterior improvements.
Build a Safer, More Useful Outdoor Living Space
Big Cat General Contractor builds and replaces residential decks for homeowners who want more usable outdoor space, better access to the backyard, and a structure designed around the home’s layout and everyday use. We coordinate footings, framing, ledger connections, decking, stairs, railings, fascia, skirting, lighting preparation, and final details.
Each project is evaluated for size, elevation, access, existing conditions, drainage, structural support, material selection, and permitting requirements before construction begins.

Low-Maintenance Deck Surfaces
Composite decking offers a clean finished appearance with reduced routine maintenance compared with traditional wood.
- Composite deck boards in multiple colors and textures
- Hidden fastening systems where appropriate
- Picture-frame borders and fascia details
- Coordinated railings and post sleeves
- Stair treads and finished edges
- Lighting and accessory preparation

Traditional Wood Deck Construction
Pressure-treated wood remains a practical choice for homeowners who prefer a natural material and a lower initial project cost.
- New pressure-treated deck construction
- Deck replacement and structural rebuilding
- Wood stairs, rails, and guard systems
- Post caps, fascia, and skirting
- Preparation for stain or sealer
- Repair coordination where appropriate

A Long-Lasting Deck Starts with the Framing
The finished boards and railings are only as dependable as the structure below them. Proper support, spacing, fastening, flashing, and connection details are critical to deck performance and safety.
- Footings and post placement
- Beam sizing and support layout
- Ledger attachment and flashing coordination
- Joist spacing, blocking, and hardware
- Stair framing and landing preparation
- Inspection-ready construction sequencing
One Contractor Coordinating the Entire Deck Project
Framing, decking, stairs, railings, fascia, trim, and related exterior details are planned together.
We help compare composite and wood options based on budget, appearance, maintenance, and long-term use.
Posts, beams, ledgers, joists, blocking, connectors, and stair framing receive careful attention.
Projects are planned around applicable permit and inspection requirements when required.
Materials and tools are kept organized and access areas are managed throughout construction.
More than 13 years of hands-on residential construction experience supports the work.
Popular Deck Construction and Upgrade Options
New Deck Construction
Decks designed around the home, yard, elevation, access, and intended outdoor use.
Deck Replacement
Removal and rebuilding of aging decks when the existing structure is no longer suitable.
Deck Resurfacing
Replacement of deck boards and visible finish components when the underlying framing remains appropriate.
Stairs and Railings
Safe, practical stairs and guard systems coordinated with the height and layout of the deck.
Fascia and Skirting
Finished perimeter details that improve appearance and help conceal framing.
Pergolas and Outdoor Features
Shade structures, lighting preparation, seating zones, and related outdoor-living improvements.
From Framing to Finished Outdoor Living



Deck Building Throughout South Jersey
Big Cat General Contractor provides deck construction, replacement, resurfacing, stairs, railings, and outdoor-living improvements across South Jersey.
Burlington County
Deck services in Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Medford, Marlton, Evesham, Maple Shade, Delran, and nearby communities.
Camden County
Serving Cherry Hill, Voorhees, Haddonfield, Collingswood, Gloucester Township, Audubon, Blackwood, and surrounding areas.
Gloucester County
Serving Deptford, Sewell, Washington Township, Mullica Hill, Mantua, Glassboro, Monroe Township, and nearby towns.
Questions Homeowners Often Ask
Deck design and construction involve structure, materials, permits, access, and finish choices. These are a few common starting questions.
Do you build both composite and wood decks?
Yes. We build and replace decks using composite and pressure-treated wood products, depending on project goals, budget, availability, and site conditions.
Can you replace an existing deck?
Yes. Existing decks can be evaluated for replacement, and in some cases resurfacing may be possible if the framing remains appropriate.
Do deck projects require permits?
Many deck projects require permits and inspections. Requirements depend on the municipality, height, size, attachment, and project scope.
Do you build stairs and railings?
Yes. Deck stairs, guards, handrails, posts, and related finish details can be included as part of the complete project.
Ready to Create a Better Backyard?
Tell us about the deck you want to build, replace, or upgrade, and how you plan to use the outdoor space.