Every contractor on this page signed our statement of faith before we listed them. Not a general pledge to be a decent person. A confession of Jesus as Lord and Savior. That's the gate, and it's the same gate across every category we run.
We reach out to welcome most new deck and porch contractors when they join, and we pray for them on that call. A genuine hello from one part of the body to another. Not a review of their lumber choices or a pop quiz on joist spacing, just a warm greeting, and then the work is theirs.
What you're looking at is a real field of believers who build and remodel outdoor living spaces. Enough of them that you can actually compare, read reviews, and make a considered choice rather than just calling whoever had a yard sign in the neighborhood (we've all been there). The reviews below are where craftsmanship gets evaluated, written by homeowners who hired these contractors, stood on the finished deck in bare feet, and wrote down what they actually thought. That's the honest signal on quality, not us.
A contractor who levels with you about what your budget can realistically do, and who shows up when they said they would, is worth finding. Whether a specific one earns your trust is what the reviews are for. Start here, read carefully, and make the call yourself.
States with listings
Listings (93)
Roadrunner restorations LLC
Overcomer construction
Helpful Handy Pro
Golden Hands Construction inc
Shoemaker Enterprises LLC
Tester custom creations
Zack’s Dirty Services
Oak Creek Home Solutions LLC
Rodewald Contracting Inc
Prime Outdoor Living
Conn Carpentry and Construction
Alva Renovations LLC
Frequently asked questions
What makes a contractor Christian-owned on LocateFaith?
The owner signed our statement of faith, confessing Jesus as Lord. That's the single requirement to be listed. It's not a label assigned by us or a score we hand out, it's a declaration the owner makes to join.
Does LocateFaith check the quality of the work these contractors do?
We don't. That's what the reviews are for. Homeowners who hired these contractors and saw the finished project wrote those reviews, and that's the signal you want on craftsmanship, not a directory.
How do I know which deck or porch contractor to contact first?
Read the reviews, look at how long they've been listed, and see if they've filled out their profile. A contractor who takes the listing seriously usually takes the project seriously. Then call and ask questions before you commit.
Do you call every business that joins LocateFaith?
We try to welcome most new businesses with a call and pray for the owner while we have them on the line. It's a genuine hello, not a screening process, and we don't reach every single one, but we make the effort when we can.