Deck & Patio Builder in Georgetown
Make the most of your Georgetown backyard with a custom deck or patio built by O'Connor Contracting. Since 2003 we’ve designed and built cedar decks, low-maintenance composite decks, pergolas and interlock patios for homeowners across Georgetown, Georgetown South, Delrex and throughout Halton Hills.
We’re a family-run, fully insured ($5M) and WSIB-covered builder with a BBB A+ rating and 500+ completed projects — and we handle design, permits and construction so your outdoor space is done right the first time.
Decks & Patios We Build in Georgetown
One team for the whole backyard — decks, patios and the structures that tie them together:
- Cedar & pressure-treated decks — classic, warm and fully custom
- Composite & PVC decks (Trex & similar) — low-maintenance, fade-resistant boards
- Pergolas, privacy screens & cabanas for shade and definition
- Interlock & flagstone paver patios and walkways
- Multi-level decks, stairs, railings and built-in seating
Design, Permits & Build — Handled
A great deck starts with proper footings below the frost line and a design that suits how you actually use the yard. We take care of the Halton Hills building-permit process where required, engineer the structure to code, and finish with clean details and quality hardware that lasts. Need grade tamed first? We also build the retaining walls and steps that make sloped Georgetown lots usable.
Why Georgetown Homeowners Choose Us
- 20+ years building decks and patios across Halton Hills
- Family-owned, fully insured ($5M) and WSIB covered
- BBB A+ rated with 500+ completed projects
- Serving Georgetown, Acton, Glen Williams, Norval, Limehouse and Stewarttown
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a permit to build a deck in Georgetown?
In Halton Hills, decks more than 24 inches (600 mm) above grade, or those attached to the house, generally require a building permit. We handle the permit process and build to code so your deck passes inspection.
Should I choose a cedar or composite deck?
Cedar offers a warm, natural look at a lower up-front cost but needs periodic staining. Composite costs more initially but resists fading, splintering and rot with almost no maintenance. We help you weigh both for your budget and how you use the space.
How long does it take to build a deck or patio?
Most residential decks and patios take one to two weeks from start to finish once the permit is issued and materials arrive, depending on size and complexity.
Can you build a deck and patio together?
Absolutely. Many of our Georgetown projects combine a raised deck off the house with an interlock patio at grade, connected by steps — and we build it all with one coordinated crew.