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Your Deck Today
Your old deck is ready for a change.
Montgomery County Decks
See a New Deck On YOUR House
Four Simple Steps
From Old Deck to New Deck
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Take One Photo
Use your phone to photograph the back of your house.
- Stand near the center of your yard
- Frame the full rear wall, doors, and windows
- Take the picture and upload it here
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Try Your New Deck
Try different sizes, colors, and railings.
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Get It Made
Connect with a local deck builder to plan the real project.
How It Works
Upload a photo
Take a clear, straight-on photo of the back of your house.
Customize your deck
Try the size, finish, board direction, and railing combinations you like.
Review your preview
See the direction on your home before discussing final plans and measurements.
Get it made
Ask us to connect you with a local deck builder.
A deck visualizer built around your own house
Most deck tools ask you to build a deck in a blank 3D space or place a generic model through your phone camera. Montco Decks works the other way around. You upload a single daylight photo of the back of your house, and we read the visible walls, doors, windows, and the ground below them to place a new deck where a real one would go. The result is a preview on your home, not a stock rendering.
From there you can try different combinations without any measuring. Adjust the deck's width and depth, switch between six composite finishes—from warm Cedar and Walnut to cooler Slate and Coastline—flip the board direction, and compare aluminum, cable, and glass railings in four colors. It is meant to answer the question homeowners actually have: not "what could a deck look like," but "what would a deck look like on my house."
The preview is an approximate concept, not a construction drawing—final dimensions, feasibility, and pricing always come from an on-site measurement. When you are ready, we can introduce you to an independent deck builder serving your area so you can turn the idea into a real plan.
More Space Outside
Enjoy Your Backyard
Make room to eat, relax, and spend time together outside.
SEE WHAT FITS MY HOMEReady to Build?
Get It Made
We can connect you with a deck builder who serves your area.
Decks for Montgomery County
Starting with homeowners across Montgomery County and the nearby Philadelphia suburbs—from Ambler and Blue Bell to Lansdale, Collegeville, and King of Prussia.
Approximate preview only. Final plans, feasibility, and pricing require an on-site measurement and builder review.
Common Questions
Is the deck visualizer free?+
Yes. Uploading a photo and previewing a new deck on your home is free, with no account required. If you like a direction, you can ask us to introduce you to a local deck builder.
Do I need to download an app?+
No. Montco Decks runs in your phone or computer browser. You take a photo of the back of your house, upload it, and customize your deck right on the web—nothing to install.
What areas do you serve?+
The preview works from anywhere. Builder introductions currently cover Montgomery County, Pennsylvania and the nearby Philadelphia suburbs, including Lansdale, Collegeville, King of Prussia, Ambler, Blue Bell, and Conshohocken.
Is the deck concept exact?+
No. It is an approximate visualization based on the visible details in your photo. Final dimensions require an on-site measurement.
What photo should I upload?+
Use a clear daylight photo taken near the center of your yard. Include the full rear wall, doors, windows, and ground below them.
Can I start with or without an existing deck?+
Yes. Upload the back of your house whether you have no deck, a small deck, or one that is ready to be replaced.
What happens when I request a builder introduction?+
With your permission, Montco Decks shares your contact details, home photo, and selected preferences with a deck builder serving your area so they can follow up.
Does requesting an introduction commit me to a project?+
No. A request does not create a construction contract. A builder must review the site, discuss scope, and provide their own proposal before work begins.
See a New Deck On YOUR House
Start with one backyard photo.
SEE A NEW DECK ON MY HOME