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Deck builder in Birmingham, AL.

Redbone Woodworks LLC is based in Oak Mountain, just outside Birmingham. We build decks, screened porches, cable railing, and fences for homeowners across the city and the neighborhoods around it.

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A Birmingham-area deck builder, close to home.

Birmingham is a short drive from our Oak Mountain home base. Wade Lyon brings 15 years of experience and founded the company in 2020, and the routine has not changed: he walks your property, listens to what you want, and gives you a free estimate. Being local means we can come look at your yard rather than guess from photos.

BaseBirmingham, AL
HoursMonday to Friday, 8am to 4pm
OwnerWade Lyon, in business since 2020
QuoteFree estimates
The Ground You Are Building On

What Birmingham yards ask of a deck.

Hills

Sloped lots

Birmingham sits in hilly country, so a back door is often well above the ground. That makes elevated decks and long staircases a normal request, and it puts extra weight on footings and railing.

Older homes

Matching what is there

Many Birmingham neighborhoods have older houses with established trim and rooflines. A new deck or porch should look like it belongs, not like a modern add-on.

Trees

Shade and leaves

Mature trees mean shade you want and debris you do not. A roofed or screened porch is one way to enjoy the yard without the mess.

What We Build Here

Four services, one local builder.

For Birmingham homeowners we build custom decks, screened and covered porches, cable and custom railing, and fencing. Most projects combine two of them, such as a deck with railing or a porch with a fenced yard.

Permit rules in the city and in each neighborhood differ, so check with the local building department and any neighborhood association early.

Aerial view of a deck build by Redbone Woodworks
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Also building close to Birmingham.

Curious about pricing before you call? Read our deck building cost guide or see how we quote.

Birmingham Questions

Two things Birmingham homeowners ask.

Can you build on a very steep lot?
Often, yes. Steep ground means taller posts, deeper footings, and a careful stair plan. We look at the slope in person at your free estimate.
Is a permit required for my deck?
Often, especially for elevated or attached decks. The rules depend on the city and your neighborhood, so ask the local building department.
Free Estimates

Ready to start your Birmingham project?

Tell us about the project and the address. We will walk it with you and give you a free estimate.

Call (205) 520-6578

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