Asheboro Deck and Fence builds screened porches, custom decks, and fences for homeowners throughout Concord, NC. We have served Cabarrus County since 2019 and reply to every new inquiry within one business day.
Asheboro Deck and Fence builds screened porches, custom decks, and fences for homeowners throughout Concord, NC. We have served Cabarrus County since 2019 and reply to every new inquiry within one business day.
Concord summers are hot, humid, and full of the kind of afternoon storms that make open decks uncomfortable from June through September. Our screened-in porches and screened decks service builds enclosures that let Concord homeowners use their outdoor space through the full warm season - without the heat, insects, and rain that keep open structures unused during peak summer.
A significant share of Concord's homes were built between 1985 and 2010, and many of those first decks - pressure-treated pine frames with wood boards - are now at or past their service life. Composite replacement decks solve the problem that caused the original failure: they do not absorb moisture, do not require annual sealing, and hold up through the wet-dry cycles that Concord's red clay soil and humid summers drive into wood year after year.
Concord has both compact in-town lots near downtown and larger suburban lots in subdivisions like those off Poplar Tent Road - and the right deck plan depends heavily on the lot size, grade, and house attachment point. We build custom decks sized and framed for the specific property, not adapted from a standard template that may not fit the soil conditions or wall construction of your particular home.
Privacy fencing is a common request in Concord's single-family neighborhoods, particularly where lots are close together in older parts of the city and in the denser townhome areas that have grown up near major corridors. Wood privacy fencing is a cost-effective option when post embedments are built for the clay soil, which holds moisture at the post base - we use pressure-treated posts set in concrete to prevent the early rot that wood posts develop in consistently wet soil.
Many Concord homes - especially those built in the 1990s and 2000s - have concrete patios from original construction that sit fully exposed to the afternoon sun. A covered deck or patio cover structure makes that outdoor space genuinely usable during the hottest part of the day and provides some protection from the afternoon thunderstorms that move through Concord regularly from June through September.
With a large share of Concord's housing stock now 15 to 40 years old, deck repair and replacement calls are consistent throughout the city. Boards checking and splitting, fasteners corroding, or ledger boards showing rot where they meet the house are the most common issues we see - and in most cases, we can assess in one visit whether targeted repair or full replacement makes more sense financially for the homeowner.
Concord has grown from a mid-sized county seat into one of the fastest-growing cities in the Charlotte metro over the past two decades. That growth means the housing stock spans a wide range: early 1900s brick homes near historic downtown, 1970s and 1980s ranch-style houses in established neighborhoods, and large planned subdivisions from the 2000s and 2010s on the city's outer edges. Each of those eras of construction comes with its own set of conditions that affect deck and fence work. Homes near downtown often have original masonry and older wall construction that requires careful attention to ledger flashing and attachment. The suburban subdivisions from the 1980s and 1990s are now at the point where original builder-grade decks are failing - and the red clay soil those homes sit on accelerated the deterioration at every post base and board connection.
Concord averages about 43 inches of rain per year, with the heaviest events arriving in late summer when tropical systems push inland from the coast. That moisture, combined with average July highs near 90 degrees and consistently high humidity, creates conditions that are hard on wood decking and outdoor structures in general. Clay soil that holds water near the surface for days after a storm puts steady pressure on fence posts and deck footings - a challenge that requires the right footing depth and concrete backfill to handle correctly. Getting the structural details right from the start is what separates an outdoor structure that holds up for 25 years from one that needs repairs in five.
Our crew works throughout Concord regularly, and we pull permits through the City of Concord Planning and Neighborhood Development office for every project that requires one. We know the permit review timeline and what the city requires on site plans for attached decks and screened porch structures - that familiarity keeps projects moving without delays from incomplete applications.
Concord is a city most people outside North Carolina know because of Charlotte Motor Speedway, which sits just outside the city limits and draws hundreds of thousands of visitors a year. Locally, Concord Mills along I-85 is the landmark nearly every resident uses as a reference point. The historic downtown on Union Street is a compact, walkable district with preserved storefronts and homes from the early 1900s - and that older housing near downtown is where we encounter some of the most detailed attachment and flashing work on deck projects. Newer neighborhoods out toward Poplar Tent Road and along the Weddington Road corridor are where most of the composite deck replacement and new construction work happens.
We also serve homeowners in neighboring Asheboro to the west and in Kannapolis just to the north. If you are not sure whether your Concord address falls within our service area, call us or send a message and we will confirm right away.
Call us at (336) 628-7099 or submit your project through our contact form. We reply to every new inquiry within one business day and set up a site visit at a time that works for you.
We visit your Concord property, assess the site conditions, review material options with you, and put together a written itemized estimate. You will know the full project cost before you commit to anything - no surprises after work begins.
For permitted projects in Concord, we handle the permit application with the city and keep you updated on the review timeline. Once approved, we give you a written build schedule so you know exactly when the crew arrives and how long the work will take.
Our crew builds on-site, the city inspector signs off on permitted work, and we do a final walkthrough with you before leaving. We keep your contact information on file for any questions that come up after the project is done.
We serve homeowners throughout Concord and Cabarrus County. Free on-site estimate, written quote, no obligation - and a straight answer on cost and timeline.
(336) 628-7099Concord is the county seat of Cabarrus County and the second-largest city in the Charlotte metro area, with a population that has grown past 105,000 people. The city has a compact historic downtown centered on Union Street - a walkable district with preserved early 1900s storefronts and residential blocks that the City of Concord Historic Preservation program actively maintains. The housing near downtown includes brick homes from the early to mid-1900s with original foundations, older wall framing, and established landscaping that reflects decades of owner investment. About 65 percent of Concord's housing units are owner-occupied, giving the city a strong homeowner culture across all of its neighborhoods.
Beyond downtown, Concord has grown outward rapidly along I-85 and major surface corridors. Subdivisions off Poplar Tent Road, Weddington Road, and near Concord Mills - one of the largest retail destinations in North Carolina - bring a range of housing styles and ages that span from 1980s ranch-style homes to newly constructed townhome communities. Charlotte Motor Speedway, just outside the city limits, is the landmark most people associate with Concord nationally. Neighboring Kannapolis is just to the north, sharing the same red clay soil conditions and mix of older and newer housing that characterizes the Cabarrus County area.
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