Measure the constraints
Review property lines, access, neighboring homes, grade, and the usable deck footprint.
Freedom plans full deck replacements and new structures around compact Brentwood lots, city-run permits, neighbor-conscious access, and clear finish choices.
Brentwood homeowners · Complete projects · City-run permit and inspection process

Freedom measures how the deck connects to the home, meets grade, routes stairs, and fits between existing improvements. On an older deck replacement, we also evaluate whether the attachment and framing deserve to be removed rather than hidden.
The proposal begins with the complete structure. Brentwood homeowners can then compare composite or CedarTone decking, railing, lighting, and other details without accepting a bundled package that ignores their priorities.
The City of Brentwood—not St. Louis County—handles its residential building permits and inspections through MyGov. The city notes a registration period and a plan-review window, so complete documents matter to the schedule.
Brentwood also requires contractors performing work in the city to be licensed. Decks are generally exempt from the Architectural Review Board process that applies to many other exterior changes, but the building permit and zoning requirements still apply.
Freedom coordinates the city-run path in its contracted scope and keeps the construction sequence tied to the approved MyGov documents.
Review property lines, access, neighboring homes, grade, and the usable deck footprint.
Resolve demolition, attachment, supports, framing, stairs, and guards.
Compare materials and railing without bundling unnecessary upgrades.
Coordinate Brentwood inspections and carry covered work through final.
The City of Brentwood handles its own residential and commercial permitting and inspections; St. Louis County does not issue Brentwood’s basic building permit. Applications are managed through MyGov.
Brentwood’s published guidance exempts decks from the Architectural Review Board requirement that applies to many other exterior changes. Building, zoning, and any property-specific requirements still apply.
Yes. Brentwood states that contractors performing work in the city must hold the required city license. Current status should be confirmed before permitted construction.
Compact lots, neighboring homes, fences, landscaping, and narrow side yards can affect demolition, material staging, pier work, stairs, and site protection. Freedom evaluates that access as part of the complete scope.
Send the address and backyard constraints. We will review site access, city fit, and the complete project.