Take a Look at Our Deck Installation Projects

A close up of the steps leading to the door.

A white fence with black railing and steps.

A close up of some steps with lights on them

A porch with steps and railings that have been painted white.

A house with lights on the outside of it

Review praising B&B Deck Builders' craftsmanship.

Wooden deck with furniture and surrounding greenery.

Florida room with large windows and chairs.

Elevated deck with black railing and stairs built by B&B Decks in Hampton Roads, VA

Poolside pavilion built by B&B Decks in Hampton Roads, VA

Covered porch with railing built by B&B Decks in Hampton Roads, VA

Large house with spacious patio and steps.

Wooden deck with layered steps outdoors.

Covered deck with white railing built by B&B Decks in Virginia Beach, VA

Screened porch with white railing built by B&B Decks in Virginia Beach, VA

Aerial view of composite deck stairs built by B&B Decks in Hampton Roads, VA

A balcony with black railing and wooden posts.

Wooden deck with railing and trees nearby.

What to Look For in Our Deck Project Gallery

The best gallery pages do more than show finished photos. Use these projects to compare structure, transitions, stair flow, railings and the way a deck connects to the house and yard.

Finished detailsPicture framing, stair width, railing choice and skirting change the entire feel of the deck.

Real Hampton Roads homesOur work spans Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Suffolk, Hampton, Newport News and Williamsburg.

Built for the coastComposite boards, proper framing and moisture-aware details matter in this climate.

Planning from a project photo

When a project catches your eye, think about the details you want to copy: deck size, board color, rail style, privacy, shade, lighting and how people will move from the house to the yard. Those choices help us give you a clearer estimate.

Turn project photos into a better deck conversation

The best way to use a project gallery is to look for details that match your home. Stairs, railing color, board direction, lighting, covered areas, screened porch transitions, and the way the deck meets the yard can all change the final plan.

Composite and PVC decks

Bring examples of board colors, railing styles, and layouts you like so we can narrow down the right material package.

Covered and screened spaces

Covered porches, screened porches, and outdoor rooms need a different planning conversation than an open deck.

Stairs, rails, and lighting

Small details can affect daily use, safety, nighttime visibility, and how finished the deck feels from the yard.