Wilmington Deck Builders Pros is a referral service run by R&S, for people in Wilmington, North Carolina and the towns around it who want a deck built, fixed, covered, screened or refinished. You call, and your request goes to one independent local deck company. That company visits, prices the job and does the work. Wilmington Deck Builders Pros does not build or repair anything, and nobody from Wilmington Deck Builders Pros comes to your house. The call costs you nothing, and the company may pay Wilmington Deck Builders Pros for the referral.
What happens when you call
- Call and leave a message. A recorded notice tells you the call is recorded. Say your name, your number, your town and the job, for example a new deck, a soft stair or a porch to screen.
- Expect a callback within one business day. The person who calls back says who they are and that Wilmington Deck Builders Pros is a referral service.
- Get connected. With your agreement, your request goes to one independent local deck company, which talks through the job with you. Ask it for its price in writing.
Who does the work?
An independent local deck company does the work and agrees the price with you. It is not Wilmington Deck Builders Pros.
Wilmington Deck Builders Pros does not supervise the work and does not sign your contract. Any license, insurance or warranty detail comes from the company, so ask to see it in writing before you agree to anything.
What should I ask a company about licensing and permits?
Two North Carolina points are worth knowing before the first visit. New Hanover County says that projects valued at $40,000 or more generally require a licensed general contractor, with labor and materials both counting toward the value (New Hanover County, Frequently Asked Questions, read October 30, 2026). Whether your job reaches that line depends on its price, so ask the company what license or registration it holds and check it with the issuer yourself.
Permits are a separate question. The City of Wilmington says that New Hanover County's Department of Permits and Inspections issues all building permits inside the city (City of Wilmington, Building Permits, read October 30, 2026). Ask the company who files the permit for your address, and ask the county whether your deck needs one. The deck builders page lists what the county pages say and what they leave out.
Which jobs can a request cover?
A call can be about a new deck, a composite deck, a second-story deck, a covered deck or pergola, a screened porch, deck repair, or staining and sealing. Each has its own page, reached from the home page. For the most common pair, see deck builders and deck repair. Which jobs a company takes on is its own call, so name the job when you phone.
How are the pages on this site written?
Prices and local rules on the site name their source and its date. When the research did not find a number, such as a published Wilmington build time, the page says so and tells you whom to ask. If you see something out of date, mention it in your message or through the Contact page.
Which towns can send a request?
This site takes calls about homes in Wilmington and in Leland, Oak Island, Carolina Beach, St. James, Boiling Spring Lakes, Wrightsville Beach, Belville and Kure Beach. Say your town on the call, and ask the company whether it works at your address.
Disclosure
Wilmington Deck Builders Pros is a referral service operated by wilmingtondeckbuilderspros.com ("R&S"). We pass your request to an independent local company, which does the work.
Call and leave a message. We call you back within one business day and connect you with a local deck company. You pay Wilmington Deck Builders Pros nothing for the call.