Multi-level, covered, and poolside decks designed for Rumson’s riverfront yards — engineered to handle salt air and Jersey winters, and built to sit right at home along the Navesink.
Rumson homes tend to sit on generous, established lots — riverfront properties along the Navesink and Shrewsbury, deep backyards, and mature landscaping a deck should work with rather than crowd. We design each deck around your specific grade, sightlines, and how you want to live outside, whether that’s a multi-level entertaining deck, a covered deck off the kitchen, or a low platform that connects the house to a pool.
Being this close to the water means salt air and coastal wind are part of the spec, not an afterthought. We use corrosion-resistant hardware, premium capped composite or naturally weather-resistant cedar, and footings set for the exposure — so your deck still looks and performs a decade from now.
Proper framing, footings, and code-compliant railings — built for safety and longevity in the Jersey climate, not just for install day.
Low-maintenance capped composite, classic cedar, or hardwood. Near the water we usually steer you toward composite and stainless hardware — we’ll walk you through the trade-offs.
Outdoor kitchens, built-in seating, lighting, and deck-and-pergola combinations that turn the whole backyard into usable space.
Every deck is engineered and finished for how you actually want to live in the space.
Nearly every deck in Rumson needs a construction permit through the borough, and elevated or riverfront decks can trigger zoning setback and, in flood-adjacent areas, elevation review — plus some neighborhoods carry their own architectural guidelines. We handle the permit filing and inspections, and we’re happy to provide the drawings and specs a borough reviewer or HOA needs so approval doesn’t stall your summer.
You work directly with Adam, the owner — no call centers, no franchise reps. He’ll come look at your property and give you an honest quote, free of charge.
Request a Free QuoteBased in Old Bridge, NJ, Legion Build serves homeowners across central New Jersey and the Jersey Shore.
Deck pricing depends on size, material (composite vs. cedar vs. hardwood), height, and features like built-in seating or lighting. Composite decks near the shore typically start in the mid five figures and rise with elevation and square footage. The fastest way to a real number is a free on-site visit from Adam.
Almost always, yes. A deck is a permitted structure in New Jersey, and Rumson’s construction office reviews the plans. Elevated or waterfront decks may also need zoning setback or flood-elevation review. We pull the permits and manage inspections for you.
Near the water we usually recommend a capped composite with stainless or coated hardware — it shrugs off salt air and needs almost no upkeep. Cedar and hardwood offer a natural look if you prefer it. We’ll walk you through the trade-offs on site.
Once permits are in hand, most decks are built in one to three weeks depending on size, elevation, and features. We give you a realistic timeline up front.
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