Design concept: dark wood-tone composite deck spanning the rear of a colonial home with black powder-coated metal balusters and railings, New Jersey suburban backyard
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Custom Decks
Composite & Wood
Central NJ

From a single-level composite deck with black metal railings to a full backyard build combining a deck, paver landing, and synthetic turf — Turf Boss handles the entire project with one crew and one timeline.

All deck projects are custom-priced after a free on-site visit. No obligation, no fee.

✓ Licensed & Insured ✓ Single Crew — Deck + Pavers + Turf ✓ Composite & Wood ✓ Free On-Site Estimates

What We Build

Every deck we build is designed around your property, your yard, and how you actually want to use the space.

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Composite Decks

Low-maintenance composite boards in a range of colors and wood-grain textures. Resists rot, fading, and splinters without annual sealing. Popular brands include Trex, TimberTech, and Azek — or we can discuss the options that fit your budget and aesthetic.

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Wood Decks

Pressure-treated pine, cedar, and hardwood options for a traditional look and feel. Natural wood has lower upfront cost and the classic NJ backyard aesthetic. We properly treat, seal, and fasten every board for long-term durability.

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Railings — Including Black Metal

Black powder-coated aluminum or steel balusters and railings are our most-requested railing upgrade. Clean, modern, and durable. We also install painted wood railings, cable rail, and glass panel systems — and can discuss whichever look suits your home.

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Stairs & Paver Landings

Deck stairs that descend to a natural stone or paver landing patio are a signature combination we build frequently. The hard landing at the base of the stairs keeps dirt and mud out of the house while giving you a defined transition zone between the deck and the rest of the yard.

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Deck Replacement

Old, rotting, or structurally unsound deck? We tear out the existing structure and rebuild with modern materials. If the footings are still sound, we assess whether they can be reused to reduce cost. We also update railing systems on otherwise-sound decks.

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Full Backyard Combinations

Deck attached to the house → stairs down to a paver landing → synthetic turf filling the rest of the yard. Because Turf Boss handles all three trades, the whole project runs on one schedule with one crew. No subcontractor hand-offs, no scheduling gaps.

How It Works

Four straightforward steps from first call to finished deck.

1

Free Estimate Visit

We come to your property, take measurements, assess the grade, and talk through your design goals and material preferences. No obligation.

2

Design & Written Scope

We put together a written scope of work covering dimensions, materials, railing type, stairs, and any paver or turf components. Clear pricing, no surprises.

3

Installation

Our crew handles the full build — framing, decking, railings, stairs, and any connected paver or turf work — on an agreed schedule.

4

Walkthrough

We walk the finished project with you, answer any questions, and make sure everything meets your expectations before we leave.

Design Ideas

Looking for inspiration? The images below show deck styles and backyard combinations we can build.

Illustrative design concepts — not completed Turf Boss projects.

Design concept: dark wood-tone composite deck spanning the rear of a colonial home with black powder-coated metal balusters and railings, New Jersey suburban backyard
Composite deck with black metal railings — a popular combination for NJ colonial and cape-style homes.
Design concept: composite deck stairs descending to a natural stone paver landing patio, with a bright green artificial turf lawn beyond, New Jersey suburban backyard
Stairs from the deck to a paver landing, with synthetic turf beyond — three surfaces, one crew.
Design concept: wide New Jersey suburban backyard showing composite deck attached to house, stone paver landing in the middle, and synthetic turf lawn beyond — the Skillman combination
Full backyard combination: deck, paver landing, and turf — the three-zone layout we build most often.
Design concept: multi-level composite deck with built-in bench and warm amber LED step lighting glowing at dusk, New Jersey suburban home
Multi-level deck with step lighting — great for homes with a grade change between the house and the yard.
Design concept: classic cedar wood deck with natural wood grain boards and white painted railings and balusters on a compact New Jersey suburban backyard
Classic cedar wood deck with painted railings — traditional look at a lower material cost than composite.

Images above are AI-generated design concepts for illustrative purposes only. They do not depict completed Turf Boss Construction projects or any specific property.

Service Area

We install decks throughout Central New Jersey and the New York City boroughs. Our primary service area includes:

Central NJ Counties

  • Middlesex County — Monroe Township, East Brunswick, South Brunswick, Old Bridge, Manalapan
  • Monmouth County — Marlboro, Freehold, Holmdel, Middletown
  • Somerset County — Skillman, Princeton, Hillsborough, Bridgewater
  • Mercer County — Princeton Junction, Plainsboro, Cranbury
  • Ocean County — Toms River, Brick, Jackson

Northern NJ Counties

  • Essex County — Newark, Livingston, West Orange
  • Union County — Westfield, Summit, Cranford
  • Bergen County — Hackensack, Paramus, Fort Lee
  • Hudson County — Jersey City, Bayonne, Hoboken
  • Hunterdon County — Flemington, Clinton

New York

  • Brooklyn (Kings County)
  • Staten Island (Richmond County)
  • Queens (Queens County)

Not sure if you're in our area? Call or text us — we're happy to discuss your project.

Deck FAQ

What is the difference between composite and wood decking? add
Composite decking is made from a blend of wood fiber and plastic. It resists rot, fading, and splinters without annual sealing, making it lower-maintenance over the long run. Natural wood — cedar, pressure-treated pine, or hardwood alternatives — has a traditional look and feel and is generally less expensive upfront. The right choice depends on your budget, aesthetic preference, and how much maintenance you want to do. We can walk you through the tradeoffs for your specific project.
Can you combine a deck with pavers and synthetic turf in the same backyard? add
Yes — this is one of our most requested full-backyard designs. A typical layout has the deck attached to the house, stairs descending to a paver landing or patio, and synthetic turf filling the rest of the yard. Because Turf Boss handles all three trades, the whole project is managed and scheduled by one crew, which simplifies coordination and keeps the timeline tight.
Do you handle stairs and railings? add
Yes. Stairs and railings are included in every deck build we do. We offer wood railings with a traditional painted or stained look, and black powder-coated metal (aluminum or steel) balusters and railings for a modern aesthetic. Cable railing and glass panel options can also be discussed during your estimate visit.
Do you do deck replacements on existing structures? add
Yes. We can tear out and replace an aging wood deck with a new composite or wood build, including updated railing systems and stairs. If the existing footings are in good condition, we assess whether they can be reused to reduce cost.
What does the free estimate visit involve? add
We come to your property, take measurements, assess the grade and any obstacles (utilities, existing structures), and talk through your design ideas and material preferences. From there we put together a written scope and price. There is no obligation and no fee.
Which towns in NJ do you serve for deck installation? add
We serve all of Central New Jersey including Monroe Township, East Brunswick, South Brunswick, Manalapan, Old Bridge, Marlboro, Skillman, Princeton, Plainsboro, Cranbury, Freehold, and surrounding towns in Middlesex, Monmouth, Somerset, and Mercer counties, as well as Brooklyn, Staten Island, and Queens in New York.

Ready to Build Your Deck?

Get a free on-site estimate — no obligation, no fee. We'll measure, assess, and put together a written scope for your deck, railing, and any paver or turf work you want to include.