New decks, covered porches, and repairs built on solid footings and real framing. Lorett's handles design, permits, and construction with one point of contact the whole way through, no subcontractor shuffle.
Tell us a bit about your deck or porch project and we'll follow up with an honest estimate — no pressure, no upsell.
Building a deck or porch in Tulsa comes with its own set of real, practical considerations — here's what we plan around on every project.
Deck footings need to go deep enough that winter freezing and Tulsa's shifting clay don't heave them. It's hidden work, and it's what keeps a deck level for years.
Oklahoma's summer sun fades, dries out, and cracks unprotected wood fast. We'll walk you through sealed wood versus composite, and what each needs to hold up.
Decks and porches need permits and real attachment to the house, with proper flashing at the ledger board. That connection is the most common point of failure on older decks.
A deck in full Tulsa sun can be too hot to enjoy for half the year. A covered porch or pergola can turn it into a space you actually use, and we'll plan that in from the start.
Every home is different — here's a starting point based on scope and budget.
A free look at your home, yard, and goals.
Layout, materials, and an honest price.
Permits pulled, footings dug and poured.
Framing, decking, railings, and stairs.
We don't call it done until you agree it's done.
Wood costs less up front and has a natural look, but it needs regular sealing in Oklahoma's sun. Composite costs more at the start but needs much less upkeep. We'll help you weigh which one fits your budget and how much maintenance you want to do.
In most cases, yes, especially for decks attached to the house or raised off the ground. We handle permits and inspections as part of the job.
Often. If the framing and footings are solid, new boards and railings can give it a lot more life. If the structure itself is failing, we'll tell you honestly that replacement is the safer choice.
A typical deck takes about one to three weeks once permits are in hand, depending on size and design. Covered porches take longer because of the roof structure.
Sometimes. It depends on whether the existing structure can carry the added weight. We'll inspect it and let you know what it would take.
Tulsa and the surrounding area, including Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Sand Springs, Sapulpa, Glenpool, Coweta, Claremore, Skiatook, and Catoosa.
Family, female, and veteran owned. Free, honest estimates — no pressure, no upsell.
