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We serve communities across Virginia and West Virginia from 7 office locations: Winchester, Leesburg, Martinsburg, Fredericksburg, Glen Allen, Chesterfield, and Richmond. Altogether we cover over 165 cities and 31 counties.

Yes. Stoneridge Decks & Outdoor Living is a fully licensed Class A contractor and carries comprehensive general liability and workers’ compensation insurance in both Virginia and West Virginia.

Yes. We offer flexible financing options including low monthly payments and promotional no-interest periods. You can get pre-qualified during your free consultation without impacting your credit score. Visit our financing page for details.

The easiest way is to request a free estimate through our contact page or call your local office. We’ll schedule an on-site consultation where we measure your space, discuss your vision, and walk you through material options — all at no cost and with zero obligation.

Yes. We build for both residential and commercial clients. Our commercial projects include restaurant patios, rooftop decks, office outdoor spaces, HOA community areas, and multi-family common spaces. We’re experienced with commercial code requirements, ADA compliance, and large-scale project management.

Composite decking (like Trex) is made from a blend of wood fibers and recycled plastic. It offers a natural wood look with low maintenance. PVC decking (like TimberTech AZEK) contains zero wood fibers — it’s 100% synthetic, making it completely moisture-proof, stain-resistant, and the lowest-maintenance option available.

Both are excellent choices. PVC performs better in high-moisture environments like pools and lakefront properties, while composite offers a wider range of wood-grain textures at a slightly lower investment.

We’re certified installers for the industry’s top manufacturers:

• Trex (Pro Platinum — their highest certification tier)
• TimberTech (Platinum Installer)
• AZEK (PVC decking line by TimberTech)

Our certifications mean you get extended manufacturer warranties and access to exclusive product lines that non-certified builders can’t offer.

A standard deck build takes 1–3 weeks depending on size, complexity, and weather. Larger multi-level decks or projects with custom features like built-in seating, lighting, or cable railing may take 3–5 weeks. We provide a detailed timeline during your consultation and keep you updated throughout the build.

In most Virginia and West Virginia jurisdictions, yes — a building permit is required for new deck construction or significant structural modifications. We handle the entire permitting process for you, including drawings, applications, and scheduling inspections. It’s one less thing you need to worry about.

Absolutely. If your deck’s framing is structurally sound, we can resurface it with new composite or PVC boards — giving you a brand-new deck surface without the cost of a full tear-down and rebuild. We start with a thorough structural inspection to determine whether resurfacing, repair, or a full rebuild is the best path forward.

We install a full range of railing systems including composite, aluminum, cable, glass panel, and traditional wood. Popular choices include Trex Transcend and Signature railing, TimberTech composite rail, and Fortress cable and glass systems. Each has a different aesthetic — from sleek and modern to warm and classic — and we’ll help you choose what complements your deck and home.

Deck lighting includes post cap lights, riser lights, rail lights, and recessed step lights — all low-voltage LED. We typically install them during the deck build so the wiring is hidden inside the structure. They extend your outdoor living hours, improve safety on stairs, and add a premium look at night. Both Trex and TimberTech offer integrated lighting systems designed for their products.

We build attached, freestanding, louvered, arched, and custom pergolas. Materials range from wood and vinyl to aluminum and composite. For the ultimate in adjustable shade, we’re certified dealers of Struxure motorized louvered pergolas — you can open, close, or angle the louvers with a remote or app.

A louvered pergola has adjustable slats in the roof that rotate to control sunlight, airflow, and rain. When closed, it’s a waterproof roof. When open, it lets in full sun. It’s the most versatile shade structure available. Our Struxure systems are motorized, weather-sensor equipped, and can integrate LED lighting, fans, and heating — essentially creating an outdoor room that adapts to any weather.

A screen room is a fully enclosed outdoor space with screen walls and a solid roof. It gives you bug-free, shaded outdoor living without the full insulation and HVAC of a sunroom. Screen rooms can be attached to your home or built as freestanding structures. They’re a popular choice for homeowners who want to enjoy their backyard year-round without insects or excessive sun.

A 3-season sunroom is designed for spring, summer, and fall use. It has large windows or screens but typically lacks full insulation and is not connected to your home’s HVAC system. A 4-season sunroom is fully insulated, climate-controlled, and usable year-round — it essentially becomes another room of your house with heating and cooling. We build both as a certified Four Seasons Sunrooms dealer.

We offer cathedral sunrooms (vaulted glass ceilings), conservatory sunrooms (Victorian-style with ornate glass), straight eave sunrooms (clean modern lines), and custom designs. Each comes in 3-season or 4-season configurations. As a Four Seasons authorized dealer, we have access to their full product line and factory-direct support.

Yes. Porch enclosures are one of our most popular services. We can add screen panels, windows, motorized screens, or full 4-track window systems to your existing covered porch. The result is a bug-free, wind-protected space you can use from spring through fall — or year-round with the right enclosure system.

Motorized retractable screens roll down at the push of a button to enclose your porch, pergola, or patio. When you don’t need them, they retract into a hidden housing. We install EZ-Screen, SCREENEZE, and other motorized systems. They’re ideal for homeowners who want the flexibility of open-air living with instant bug and wind protection when needed.

Reglazing is the process of replacing fogged, cracked, or failed glass panels in your existing sunroom or porch enclosure. Over time, seals break down and moisture gets between the panes, creating a cloudy look and reducing insulation. We replace individual panels without needing to tear down the whole structure — restoring clarity, energy efficiency, and appearance.

We build patios using pavers (brick, concrete, and natural stone), stamped concrete, and natural flagstone. Each material has its own aesthetic and maintenance profile. Pavers offer the most design flexibility with patterns, colors, and borders. Stamped concrete gives you the look of stone at a different investment point. Natural stone delivers an organic, high-end feel.

Stamped concrete is poured concrete that’s textured and colored to resemble natural stone, slate, brick, or wood. Patterns are pressed into the surface before it cures. The result is a durable, low-maintenance patio surface that looks like premium natural materials. It’s a popular choice for large patio areas and can be combined with other materials for custom designs.

Yes. We install patio covers in wood, aluminum, louvered, and retractable awning styles. We can also fully enclose a covered patio with screen panels, windows, or motorized screen systems to create a protected outdoor room. The structure of your existing patio will determine what’s possible — we assess this during the free consultation.

Beyond the core structure, we can integrate fire pits, fireplaces, outdoor kitchens, built-in grills, pavilions, privacy screens, privacy walls, deck lighting, ceiling fans, and audio systems. Many homeowners start with a deck or patio and then add features over time. We design with future additions in mind so your space can grow with you.

Privacy screens are slatted or louvered panels that block sightlines from neighbors while still allowing airflow and light. Privacy walls are solid structures that provide complete visual separation. Both come in composite, vinyl, aluminum, PVC, and wood options. They can be attached to your deck, patio, or installed as standalone features in your yard.

That’s exactly what our free consultation is for. We also built an interactive tool called Find What’s Right for You that walks you through your goals, preferences, and budget to recommend the best solution. You can also explore our 3D Deck Designer and Material Comparison tool to get a feel for what’s possible.

Our process follows six steps:

• Free on-site consultation and measurements
• 3D design presentation with material selections
• Proposal review and contract signing
• Permitting and HOA approvals (we handle this)
• Construction with a dedicated project manager
• Final walkthrough, inspection, and handoff

You’ll have a single point of contact throughout the entire project and receive regular progress updates.

Every Stoneridge project comes with our 12-year craftsmanship warranty covering labor and installation. This is in addition to manufacturer warranties on materials — Trex offers 25-year limited residential and limited lifetime fade/stain warranties, TimberTech offers up to a 30-year structural warranty, and Four Seasons Sunrooms provides limited lifetime warranties on their products.

No. Our crews are Stoneridge employees — not subcontractors. They go through our internal training program, wear our brand, drive our trucks, and are held to our standards. This is how we maintain quality control across 7 locations and 8,000+ projects. You’ll always know who is working on your property.

Yes — every project gets a 3D design presentation before we build. You’ll see your deck, pergola, sunroom, or patio rendered on your actual home so you know exactly what the finished product will look like. We can adjust colors, materials, dimensions, and features in the design until you’re completely satisfied before construction begins.

We prepare and submit all HOA architectural review packets including 3D renderings, material specifications, color selections, and site plans. We’ve worked with hundreds of HOAs across Virginia and are familiar with the common requirements and approval processes. If your HOA requires modifications, we adjust the design and resubmit — all included in our service.