Naperville Roofing & Construction builds composite decks for homeowners in Lombard, IL who want outdoor spaces that hold up, look good, and don't demand constant upkeep. Our team handles everything from design through final inspection - including the Village of Lombard permit process, which most contractors leave for the homeowner to figure out.
We specialize in composite deck construction using Trex and TimberTech materials. With 25+ years in business, our licensed and insured crew brings the experience and organization that keeps projects on schedule, on budget, and built to code. Lombard homeowners choose us because we communicate clearly, manage the details, and deliver results that still look and feel right years down the road.
Decks Built for Lombard Homes and Backyards
Lombard is a mature, well-established DuPage County community with a mix of older ranch homes, mid-century two-stories, and newer builds - each with different yard sizes, layouts, and needs. A deck that works well here fits the home it's attached to, accounts for how the space connects to the yard, and is built well enough to handle Illinois seasons without becoming a project every spring.
Composite decking has become the practical choice for most Lombard homeowners we work with. It holds up through freeze-thaw cycles and summer heat without the cracking, splintering, and annual maintenance that wood demands. Families get a surface that stays safe and looks maintained without carving out weekends to sand and seal it.
We design each deck around the specific yard, the home's access points, and how the household actually uses the outdoor space. That means thinking about traffic flow, sun exposure, privacy, and the transitions between levels before a board gets laid - not after.
Composite Decking Services in Lombard, IL
Naperville Roofing & Construction provides full-scope composite deck services for Lombard homeowners - from new construction to targeted repairs. We plan each project carefully, pull required permits from the Village of Lombard, and stay organized throughout the build so the homeowner doesn't have to manage the details.
New Composite Deck Construction
We build new composite decks from the ground up - footings set to Lombard's required 42-inch depth, properly framed substructure, and composite surface boards installed to manufacturer spec. The result is a deck that feels solid underfoot, looks intentional from every angle, and integrates cleanly with the home and yard. We handle the full permit process with the Village so construction starts clean and finishes with a passed final inspection.
Deck Replacement and Rebuilds
Wood decks that have reached the end of their life - soft spots, rot in the framing, structural movement - get removed and rebuilt with composite systems that won't repeat those problems. We assess the full structure before quoting, so the scope covers what actually needs to be done rather than what's visible from the surface. Many Lombard homeowners making this switch find the long-term maintenance savings more than justify the upfront difference in cost.
Deck Repairs and Structural Improvements
Not every deck needs to be replaced. When the framing is structurally sound but specific areas have deteriorated — damaged boards, failing connections, a compromised ledger — targeted repairs extend the deck's useful life without the cost of starting over. We inspect the full structure and tell you honestly which route makes more sense before any work begins.
Deck Stairs and Railing Installation
Stairs and railings affect how the deck functions every day and how safe it feels for everyone using it. We build and update these elements to meet code and to feel solid - proper rise and run on stairs, secure post connections, and railing heights that meet the Village of Lombard's requirements. These details matter as much as the decking surface itself.
Custom Layouts and Multi-Level Designs
Some Lombard yards call for more than a single flat platform. We plan and build multi-level decks, wrap-around designs, and layouts that create defined zones for dining, seating, and grilling without making the space feel cluttered. Each design decision gets made with how the household uses the yard in mind - not just what looks good in a photo.
Composite Decking Materials We Use
We build decks in Lombard using Trex and TimberTech composite systems - two brands with proven track records for performance, color retention, and warranty support. Both resist moisture damage, splintering, and warping, and both maintain their surface appearance through the temperature swings and precipitation Illinois delivers every year.
Trex and TimberTech also offer broad design flexibility. Color options, surface textures, and railing systems give Lombard homeowners real choices about how the finished deck looks alongside their home exterior - without the tradeoff of higher maintenance that comes with natural wood.
The practical difference between the two brands comes down to product line, warranty terms, and specific performance characteristics. We walk homeowners through those differences with samples and straight comparisons, not a sales pitch. The goal is a material choice that fits the project, the budget, and how long the homeowner plans to own the home.
Deck Permits in Lombard, IL - What You Need to Know
The Village of Lombard requires a building permit before any deck construction begins. Permits are applied for through the Village's online portal, and the application must include a plat of survey with the proposed deck drawn to scale, showing its location in relation to property lines and existing structures.
Lombard's specific deck requirements: Post holes must be a minimum of 42 inches deep and at least 8 inches in diameter for decks without a roof. If the deck includes a roof or overhead structure, post holes must be at least 12 inches in diameter. Three inspections are required: post hole (before concrete is poured), rough frame, and final. Rough frame and final inspections can be combined into a single visit if the deck is 24 inches or more above grade.
Plan review for decks typically takes less time than larger projects, but Lombard processes applications first come, first served — so getting the permit filed early keeps the project timeline on track. We prepare and submit everything on your behalf so the permitting stage doesn't slow down construction.
Our Deck Building Process in Lombard
We run a straightforward process that keeps Lombard homeowners informed at every stage and avoids the surprises that turn a good project into a stressful one.
On-Site Consultation and Measurement
We visit the property, walk the yard with you, take measurements, and ask the questions that shape a useful deck: how the space gets used, how it connects to the home's interior, what the sightlines and sun exposure are like. This information drives the design, not the other way around.
Design, Materials, and Written Estimate
We walk through layout options and composite material choices with real samples and specific product comparisons. You get a written estimate that itemizes materials and labor before anything is committed — no ballpark figures that shift once work begins.
Permit Filing with the Village of Lombard
We prepare the permit application, plat of survey documentation, and construction drawings and submit them through the Village's online portal. We track the application status and schedule the required post hole, rough frame, and final inspections so the project never stalls waiting on a permit step.
Construction and Inspection Coordination
Our crew sets footings, builds the substructure, and installs composite decking, railings, and stairs with consistent attention to detail. We coordinate each required Village inspection at the appropriate build stage so the project keeps moving without holds or rework.
Final Walkthrough and Cleanup
We walk the finished deck with you, review what was built and why, and confirm the final inspection passed. All construction debris clears the property before we leave. You use the deck — we're done until you call us for the next project.
Why Lombard Homeowners Choose Naperville Roofing & Construction
Lombard has deck builders who'll come out, put up a structure, and move on. We take a different approach:
We've been in business for over 25 years and hold a licensed and insured contractor status that protects the homeowner throughout the project. We handle the Village of Lombard permit process - application, inspections, and sign-off - rather than leaving that coordination to the homeowner. We use Trex and TimberTech exclusively for composite builds because those materials deliver consistent results and back their products with manufacturer warranties.
Most importantly, we tell homeowners what their project actually needs rather than what sounds most impressive. That means honest guidance on repair versus replacement, material choices that fit the budget, and timelines that reflect how we actually work — not best-case estimates designed to win the job.
Ready to talk through what a new deck would look like for your Lombard property? We'll come out, review the space, and give you a written estimate - no obligation, no pressure.
Deck Building FAQs for Lombard Homeowners
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Serving Lombard and Surrounding DuPage County Communities
Naperville Roofing & Construction builds composite decks throughout Lombard and the neighboring western suburbs. Familiarity with the Village of Lombard's permit process, local yard configurations, and the housing styles common in this part of DuPage County helps us scope projects accurately and deliver results that fit the neighborhood.
Beyond Lombard, our deck building team serves homeowners in Villa Park, Elmhurst, Glen Ellyn, Wheaton, Addison, Downers Grove, and Carol Stream.
