Deck Builder Brick NJ
Gambrick Construction has been designing and building custom decks for homeowners in Brick Township and throughout Ocean County for more than 40 years. With roots in nearby Point Pleasant, we bring decades of experience in high-quality residential construction to every project.
We specialize in custom deck design, construction, and restoration. Our approach centers on craftsmanship, thoughtful design, and using materials that can handle the coastal New Jersey climate.
What you can expect when building a deck in Brick with Gambrick:
- Guidance on local Brick Township building codes and permits
- Designs that work with the Jersey Shore climate, from salt air to heavy storms
- Options for durable materials like composite, PVC, and pressure-treated wood
- In-home consultations
- Custom designs
- Clear pricing with no surprises
Every deck we build is designed to complement your home while giving you a comfortable, practical outdoor space. Some homeowners want a simple wood deck, while others prefer multi-level composite decks with built-in seating, lighting, or railings. No matter the style or scale, we focus on making your deck both functional and lasting.
Why Brick Homeowners Choose Gambrick
A deck should feel like part of your home, not an add-on. That’s what we’ve been building in Brick and across Ocean County for more than 40 years.
Shore towns like Brick bring unique challenges—salt air, sandy soil, and shifting weather. We’ve built decks on waterfront homes near Barnegat Bay, in Baywood and Shore Acres, and on older houses in Herbertsville. Each one is designed to look great and stand up to the local climate.
We also take care of permits and approvals, so the process is simple. You’ll work with the same small team from start to finish, with clear communication the whole way.
“We live on the Metedeconk River and needed a deck that could handle the salt air. Gambrick helped us choose the right materials and designed something that fits our yard perfectly. It’s now our favorite place to hang out.”
— Sarah L., Brick, NJ
Every deck we build is tailored to your home and how you plan to use the space—whether that’s cookouts, quiet evenings, or low-maintenance living.
Decks Designed for Brick Homes & Shore Weather
Brick experiences it all—humid summers, salt air from Barnegat Bay, and the occasional nor’easter in winter. That means decks here need to be built with materials and designs that can handle the coastal environment while staying safe, strong, and attractive over time.
Popular deck options in Brick include:
- Pressure-Treated Wood Decks: A classic, budget-friendly option.
- Composite Decks: Low-maintenance and resistant to fading, splintering, and moisture.
- PVC Decks: Fully synthetic and extremely durable, ideal for homes near the Metedeconk River, Shore Acres, or Baywood where salt and humidity are constant.
- Hardwood Decks: Premium woods like Ipe or Mahogany bring a rich, timeless look with proper care.
- Multi-Level Decks: Perfect for sloped yards or larger backyards, creating separate areas for dining, lounging, or entertaining.
- Wraparound Decks: Expand your living space and enjoy views from multiple sides of your home.
- Poolside & Backyard Decks: Custom-built to integrate with pools, patios, or outdoor kitchens.
- Custom Designs: Every home in Brick is unique, so we tailor each deck to your layout, style, and how you plan to use it.
Every deck we build is designed to stand up to local weather and enhance your home’s outdoor living for years to come.
Our Deck Building Process
Building a custom deck should be an enjoyable experience, not a stressful one. At Gambrick, we walk you through every step—from the first idea to the final walkthrough so the process feels clear and straightforward.
Here’s how it works:
- Initial Consultation: We start by learning about your goals, style, and how you plan to use your deck.
- Site Visit & Evaluation: We visit your property to take measurements and look at site details like elevation, drainage, and yard layout.
- Custom Design & Materials: Together, we create a design that fits your home and budget. You’ll select from materials like pressure-treated wood, composite, PVC, or hardwood, along with railings, colors, and options like lighting or built-in seating.
- Permitting & Approvals: We take care of permits and approvals required by Brick Township and Ocean County, so your deck is fully up to code.
- Construction: Once permits are ready, our team gets to work. We maintain a safe, organized jobsite and keep you updated as the project moves forward.
- Final Walkthrough: When your new deck is complete, we review everything with you, answer maintenance questions, and share tips for keeping it looking its best.
Each step is designed to give you peace of mind and a finished deck that’s built to last in Brick’s coastal environment.
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FAQ
Q: Do I need a permit to build a deck in Brick, NJ?
Yes. Brick Township requires a building permit for new decks and renovations. We handle the permitting process so everything meets township and Ocean County codes.
Q: What deck materials work best in Brick’s coastal climate?
Salt air and humidity can be tough on decks. Composite and PVC materials hold up well with little maintenance. Pressure-treated wood and hardwoods like Ipe are also good options with proper care.
Q: How long does it take to build a deck in Brick?
Most decks take 4–8 weeks to build once construction starts. Design and permits can add a few more weeks depending on the project and township review times.
Q: Can you build decks on sloped or uneven yards?
Yes. Many Brick homes, especially near Barnegat Bay, Lakes, and the Metedeconk River, have uneven ground. We design solutions like steps, supports, or multi-level decks to fit your property.
Q: Will a new deck add value to my home?
In most cases, yes. A well-designed deck increases usable living space and appeals to buyers, especially in Brick where outdoor living is part of the lifestyle.
Q: Do you offer design help if I don’t know what I want?
Absolutely. We guide you through layouts, materials, and features like railings, lighting, or built-in seating based on your yard and how you plan to use the space.
Q: Can you build a deck around a pool?
Yes. We often design poolside and backyard decks that connect seamlessly with pools, patios, or outdoor kitchens.
Q: What’s the best low-maintenance option for waterfront homes in Brick?
For homes near or on the beach, PVC or composite decking is usually the best choice since it resists moisture, fading, and salt damage, and doesn’t require maintenance.
What Local Homeowners Are Saying
We recently built a new Ipe wood deck for a family in Brick, near the Metedeconk River. They wanted a durable outdoor space that could handle the Shore’s weather while giving them a spot to enjoy the water views.
With built-in seating and soft lighting, their deck has become a favorite place for morning coffee and evening get-togethers.
Here’s what Brick and Ocean County homeowners are saying about Gambrick.
★★★★★ “We live near the Metedeconk River in Brick, and salt air was ruining our old deck. Gambrick recommended materials that can handle the weather and designed a layout that makes the most of our yard. It’s exactly what we needed.”
— Sarah L., Brick, NJ
★★★★★ “Our backyard feels completely different with the new deck. The team helped us pick composite decking, and now we don’t have to worry about sanding or staining every year.”
— Mike P., Point Pleasant, NJ
★★★★★ “Gambrick built us a poolside deck and it came out better than we imagined. The built-in seating and steps around the pool make the whole space more functional.”
— Jenna R., Toms River, NJ
★★★★★ “We wanted a wraparound deck for our Summer home in Bay Head. The design fits the style of the house perfectly and the views are amazing. The crew was respectful and kept the site clean the entire time.”
— Greg M., Bay Head, NJ
★★★★★ “Our old wood deck was unsafe, so we upgraded to PVC . It looks great, and I love knowing it’ll hold up to the Shore weather without constant maintenance.”
— Lisa K., Lavallette, NJ
Ready To Start Building?
If you’re thinking about adding a custom deck to enjoy more time outdoors, we’re here to help. Whether you’re just exploring ideas or ready to get started, feel free to reach out anytime.
Let’s talk about what a new deck could look like and how we can bring it to life with quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Call us at 732.892.1386 or email to schedule your free, no-obligation consultation.