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Multi-Level Deck Construction in North Carolina

More Levels. More Living Space.

Tiered Deck Designs for Any Lot or Layout

Multi-level decks are perfect for uneven ground, walkout basements, or homes with elevated main floors. We design each level to serve a purpose—dining area above, lounge space below, stairs to the yard, or landings that connect to a patio or pool. Our structures are engineered to handle weight, weather, and traffic. No matter the slope or height, we make sure every level is usable, beautiful, and safe.

Engineered for Strength at Every Height

Structural Support That Meets Code and Holds Up

Multi-level decks demand more than great design—they require precise engineering. We use deep-set footings, doubled beams, and correctly spaced posts to support weight across multiple platforms. Our construction meets or exceeds North Carolina’s residential deck code, including railing heights, stair width, and landing transitions. You’ll get a deck that not only looks incredible—it performs safely for years.

Posts anchored for load-bearing and slope stability

Landing and staircase integration with safety in mind

Pressure-treated or composite framing options available

Framing stage of a two-level deck build on sloped lot in Asheville, NC

Split Levels, Second Stories, and Hillside Builds

Custom Designs for Slopes, Views, and Walkouts

We tailor each project to your home’s layout and property line. Need a walkout deck from a second story in Cary? Want a shaded lower patio beneath an elevated dining deck in Durham? We handle it. Our team maps every level, step, and support detail so it all flows—no awkward transitions or wasted space. We also account for zoning, HOA rules, and drainage concerns that affect multi-level projects.

Two-story composite deck with staircase and landing in Wilmington, NC

Materials Built for Elevation & Exposure

Choose Cedar, Composite, or Pressure-Treated Systems

Elevated decks face more sun, rain, and wind exposure, so choosing the right material matters. We install composite for ultra-low maintenance, cedar for classic style, or pressure-treated lumber for value and strength. Each is installed with corrosion-resistant hardware and sealed connection points. Your deck will not only handle the height—it’ll resist the weather, too.

Designed for Daily Use and Entertaining

Multi-Level Decks That Fit Your Lifestyle

Your deck should support how you actually live. We design multi-level systems with zones for grilling, dining, lounging, or hot tubs—each with the right structural support. Need storage or dry space underneath? We build in waterproofing and underdeck drainage systems. Need lighting or privacy screens? We can integrate those too. Our decks aren't just stacked—they're smart, functional spaces.

Upper deck with dining area and lower lounge platform with privacy wall in Charlotte, NC

Why North Carolina Chooses Us for Multi-Level Decks

Slope & Elevation Experts: Built to fit complex lots and hillside grades.

Engineered for Load & Use: Every beam, post, and stair built to perform.

Integrated Design Zones: We build distinct spaces for dining, relaxing, and more.

Code-Compliant Builds: Meets NC residential codes from footing to railing.

Seamless Transitions: Smart connections between levels, patios, and doors.

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What to Expect From a Multi-Level Deck Build

Your project starts with a site analysis to understand slope, drainage, and layout options. Then we create a detailed plan showing each deck level, support point, and access route. You’ll see how it all flows—from the first step to the last railing. Our builds stay on schedule, meet code, and are designed to last. Whether it’s two levels or five, we handle it all.

Full engineering review and elevation planning

Timeline based on weather and permitting schedule

Daily updates during framing and finishing phases

Built Across the State, Backed by Experience

We Build Multi-Level Decks All Over North Carolina

We’ve completed multi-tiered decks in mountain neighborhoods, coastal homes, and busy suburban lots. Every job teaches us more about how to build decks that look great—and perform on difficult terrain. From Durham hillsides to Gastonia backyards, we bring local knowledge to every slope, material, and code nuance. No lot is too tricky.