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CCPR Construction LLC
Your house is an INVESTMENT
we want to help you protect it.
About CCPR Construction
CCPR Construction has worked on Outer Banks homes since 2012. We started the company to make renovation work easier to arrange for homeowners and business owners here, and that’s still how we run it.
We focus on the outside of the house. We plan and build custom decks and porches, and we repair, resurface, or replace older decks from Corolla to Hatteras Island. We also replace siding, doors, and windows, and fix the rotted trim and water damage that salt air and nor’easters leave behind. Because we handle all of it, a deck job that turns up rot or damaged siding next to the house doesn’t need a second contractor.
We keep the promises we make to customers, and we sweat the small details: a stair that feels right underfoot, or trim that’s sealed before it ever sees rain. On the OBX, those details decide how long the work lasts.
How We Protect Your Home
Wind-driven rain and salt air wear on the whole house, and a deck job often turns up problems with the siding or trim right next to it. We handle those repairs too, so you can call one company for the full project.
We start with how you want to use the space. Maybe you want room to grill and eat outside with the whole family, or a second-story deck that catches the breeze off the ocean. We lay out the size, stairs, and railings to suit your house and lot, then build it to code with framing and hardware chosen for Outer Banks weather.
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Cracked, warped, or loose siding lets water into the wall behind it, and on the coast that damage spreads quickly. We install new siding and replace worn or storm-damaged siding on homes across the Outer Banks, including vinyl, fiber cement, and cedar shake. Before the new siding goes up, we check the sheathing and house wrap and repair any rot we find.
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A roof leak, a burst pipe, or storm water under a door can leave soaked drywall, swollen subfloors, and mold behind. We remove the damaged materials, make sure the framing underneath is dry and sound, and rebuild the walls, floors, and trim. Call as soon as you find the damage, because the sooner the repair starts, the less has to be torn out.
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Outside, water damage on an Outer Banks home usually shows up as rotted trim and fascia, soft sill plates, decayed deck ledgers, and window and door frames that have soaked up rain for years. We find where the water is getting in, replace the rotted wood, and flash and seal the area so it stays dry. Fixing exterior rot early keeps a small repair from turning into a structural one.
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Painting is how we started in 2012, and it’s still a big part of our work. On exteriors we scrape, sand, prime, and caulk before any paint goes on, and we use coatings made to stand up to sun, salt, and humidity. Inside, we protect your floors and furniture and clean up at the end of every day.
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Old windows and doors that stick, rattle, fog up, or leak around the frame let wind-driven rain into the walls and drive up energy bills. We replace windows, entry doors, and sliding patio doors on homes across the Outer Banks with units made for coastal weather. Each opening is flashed and sealed before the trim goes back on, and if we find rot in the frame or sill, we repair it first.
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Salt air corrodes cheap hardware and nor’easters drive water into every joint, so a deck on the OBX has to be built differently from one inland. We build and repair decks for year-round homes and vacation rentals across the Outer Banks, and we plan each one around how you will use it.
Pressure-treated pine is still the most common decking on the Outer Banks. It costs less up front than composite, and a damaged board is easy to replace or refinish. As wood deck builders in the OBX, we use ground-contact lumber for posts and framing, corrosion-resistant fasteners for the salt air, and proper board spacing so the deck drains and dries after a storm.
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Composite decking never needs staining or sealing, and it won’t splinter under bare feet, which is a big deal at a beach house. We install composite and PVC deck boards with hidden fasteners and matching fascia for a clean finish. We’ll also help you choose a lighter color, since dark boards can get hot in full OBX sun.
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If the frame underneath is solid but the boards are cupped, cracked, or splintering, you may not need a new deck. Resurfacing puts new decking and railings on your existing frame and usually costs far less than a full rebuild. Before any new boards go down, we check the joists, beams, and ledger connection so the new surface sits on a sound structure.
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Soft spots, loose railings, wobbly stairs, rotted joists, and boards that lifted in the last storm can all be fixed. On the Outer Banks the cause is usually trapped moisture or rusted hardware, so we track that down and repair it along with the damage it caused. If a repair isn’t worth the money, we’ll tell you before you spend it.
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Some decks are past saving. The posts are rotted at the base, the ledger is pulling away from the house, or the railings don’t meet current code. We tear out the old deck, haul it away, and build a new one. It’s also a good time to change the size or layout, or to switch from wood to composite.
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Lighting makes deck stairs safer after dark and gives you more hours on the deck once the sun goes down. We install low-voltage stair lights, post cap lights, and under-rail lighting with fixtures rated for wet, salty conditions. It’s easiest to add during a new build or resurfacing, but most existing decks can be retrofitted.
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A covered or screened porch gives you shade and a break from the bugs during an Outer Banks summer, and we build both. For wood decks that are sound but look worn out, our restoration work includes cleaning, sanding, replacing bad boards, and re-staining or sealing so the deck is ready for a few more seasons of sun and salt.
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Our core values center on local sustainability and on giving clients the most for their money by doing the job right the first time.
Quality workmanship lasts longer, and that is where the long-term value comes from. Anything less than top-quality service isn’t worth offering.
The safety of our customers, our employees, the environment, and the community comes before everything else on the job. Call today to schedule an appointment and a free estimate. We look forward to hearing from you.
On residential and commercial jobs, we treat the property as if it were our own. You get notice before work starts, flexible daily start times, low noise, and a clean site at the end of each day.
We choose lumber, fasteners, siding, and paint with salt air, strong sun, and hurricane season in mind, so the work holds up on the Outer Banks.
We’re fully insured, and every estimate is free. You’ll know the scope of the job and the price before you commit to anything.
We’re based in Nags Head and have worked on Outer Banks homes and businesses for more than a decade.
How It Works
Call (252) 305-5758 or send a message through our contact page. Tell us about the project and where the property is.
We come out, look over the house or deck, take measurements, and talk through your options. Then we give you a price for the work.
You’ll get notice before we start. While we work, we keep the noise down and clean up the site at the end of every day.
When the job is finished, we walk through it with you and take care of anything that isn’t right before we call it done.
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Service Area
We’re based in Nags Head and work on homes and businesses up and down the Outer Banks in Dare and Currituck counties. If your town isn’t listed, call us anyway. There’s a good chance we can still help.
FAQ
It depends on the material and the upkeep. A pressure-treated wood deck that’s cleaned and sealed regularly can last 15 years or more near the coast, and most composite decking carries a manufacturer warranty of 25 years or longer. With either one, the framing and fasteners underneath matter as much as the boards on top.
In most cases, yes. New decks and most structural deck repairs need a building permit from your town or county, which is Dare County or Currituck County depending on where you live. Oceanfront and soundfront lots can also fall under CAMA rules. We’ll go over what your project needs during the estimate.
Wood costs less to build and is easy to repair, but it needs regular cleaning and sealing to handle the sun and salt. Composite costs more up front and needs very little upkeep. Rental owners often go with composite so there’s less maintenance between guests. We can price both so you can compare.
Often, yes. If the posts, beams, and joists are sound, we can replace damaged boards, railings, or stairs, or resurface the whole deck. If the framing has widespread rot or the ledger isn’t attached safely, replacement is the safer choice, and we’ll show you why.
Fall, winter, and early spring are usually the easiest times to schedule, because the work won’t run into rental season. If you want a new deck ready by Memorial Day, start the conversation with us in the fall or early winter.
Yes. Along with deck building, we install and replace siding, restore indoor and outdoor water damage, and paint interiors and exteriors. Deck projects often uncover rotted rim joists or trim where the deck meets the house, and we can fix those as part of the same job.
Free Estimates
Tell us about the deck, siding, door and window, water damage, or painting work you have in mind. We’ll set up a time to come look at it and give you a free estimate.
