Deck Building in Mashpee, MA

Deck replacements and new decks planned around Mashpee's 150 foot wetland buffer, built in composite or PVC that handles salt air and seasonal use.

Mashpee has a large share of newer homes and seasonal properties around New Seabury and Popponesset. Many of these houses are now at the age where the original roofs, decks and windows need replacing at the same time.

Much of Mashpee's housing is newer than the rest of the Cape, and a large share of it, close to 40 percent, has been seasonal. Neighborhoods like New Seabury and Popponesset were built out in the last few decades, and many of those homes now need their first roof, deck and window replacements, often all at once.

Mashpee is surrounded by water: Nantucket Sound to the south, Waquoit Bay on the west, Popponesset Bay on the east and some of the largest ponds on the Cape inland. In 2023 Town Meeting widened the local wetland buffer from 100 to 150 feet and the natural vegetated strip from 50 to 75 feet, which shapes where decks, additions and even staging can go.

The Mashpee Historic District around Main Street and Great Neck Road North is small, so most homes in town need only a building permit and, near the water, a conservation filing.

A deck is one of the best investments you can make in a Cape Cod home. It extends your living space outdoors and, if built right, adds real value to your property. We build with pressure-treated lumber, composite decking (TimberTech, Trex), and PVC, each with its own strengths depending on your budget and how much maintenance you want to do.