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Zach personally builds every Root & Canopy deck from start to finish, ensuring quality, precision, and faster project timelines than larger crews. Our Trustpilot reviews reflect the real experiences of homeowners who have worked directly with Zach and trusted him to create outdoor spaces that are both beautiful and built to last.
Zack did a great job tearing off the old deck and putting up new exactly to my specs and even hauled of the old decking. I was amazed how quickly he finished the job. My new deck looks great and am very pleased with the results!
Zach was wonderful! He gave us exactly what we wanted and our deck has held up perfectly. He worked with the city with our difficult variances because of the layout of our land and made the process as smooth as possible. 10/10 recommend!
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