Born out of a passion for life outdoors, Woodland was founded in 2000 to create decks and outdoor spaces to be enjoyed for generations. Guided by a deep belief of “do unto others as you would have them do unto you,” Woodland strives to carry this out in every aspect of the work we do. As a deck-building company, we are always looking for ways to better our products, services, and ourselves. We are passionate about life outside and believe that enjoying God’s creation is a rich gift to us.
At Woodland we understand that there is more to building a deck than just deck boards, screws and deck railings. We understand that it’s about the fun and time spent outdoors, about evenings with family and weekends with friends. We have built our company around making this whole deck building experience fun and easy. From design and construction to final clean-up, we make this process hassle-free for you so that the journey is as joyous as the end result.
Breyer Construction & Landscape is a family-owned company that provides renovation and remodeling projects. We serve the communities of Southeastern PA.
For over two decades, Freedom Fence and Deck has been adding beauty and value to our clients’ homes with quality fence, deck, patio and screened porch construction in Baltimore County, Howard County, and Harford County. We’ve earned a reputation for quality that’s backed by an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB), a perfect track record with the Maryland Home Improvement Commission (MHIC), and an Angie’s List Super Service Award. Freedom Fence and Deck is a veteran-owned and veteran-operated company that proudly offers military discounts, along with senior citizen and multi-project discounts.
Every project begins with a consultation to better understand your needs and help you make an educational decision that suits your needs, fits your budget and compliments your home. Once we begin, the company owners are on the job site of every project we undertake, ensuring our high standards for workmanship and professionalism are upheld.