Review documents
Identify site plans, trustee requirements, property constraints, and the city permit path.
Freedom plans full replacements and new decks around Creve Coeur permit requirements, property and trustee documents, structural details, and clear finish alternatives.
Creve Coeur homeowners · Complete builds · City permit and subdivision coordination

For a complete project, we review the site plan, property constraints, trustee requirements, old structure, access, stairs, and desired use before developing the scope. That prevents a cosmetic goal from obscuring structural or approval issues.
Freedom prices the full code-ready deck first. TimberTech, CedarTone, railing, lighting, and finish choices remain selectable so the homeowner can direct the budget without preserving framing that should be removed.
Creve Coeur states that a building permit is required for decks, balconies, and porches even when work involves only replacing decking or guardrails. Complete applications can include scaled site plans, building plans, and subdivision trustee signatures.
Freedom’s scope avoids the ambiguity of resurfacing because we focus on full new structures and complete tear-down replacements. We coordinate the required inspections in the contracted scope and keep the approved plans tied to field construction.
Freedom coordinates the approved complete scope and required inspections instead of leaving the homeowner with an unfinished permit after the visible work looks done.
Identify site plans, trustee requirements, property constraints, and the city permit path.
Determine whether the attachment, supports, frame, stairs, and layout should all be replaced.
Price the full structure first, then compare decking, railing, lighting, and other options.
Coordinate required inspections and carry covered work through final closeout.
Yes. The city’s published guidance says a permit is required for decks, balconies, and porches even when only the decking or guardrails are being replaced.
No. Freedom does not resurface retained framing or perform railing-only work. We specialize in complete new decks and full tear-down replacements.
The city’s residential permit instructions identify trustee signatures or subdivision documentation among items that can be required. Property-specific private requirements should be confirmed before submittal.
Final review closes the permitted project and confirms the completed work against the approved scope. Freedom coordinates required inspections in the contract and covers workmanship-related correction under its written guarantee.
Share the address, current deck condition, and desired result. We will review the documents, property, and complete-project fit.