DuPage County
Deck Builder in Bloomingdale, IL
Bloomingdale and Roselle were one village until 1923, and our shop still sits right over the line on Lake Street. That makes us your neighbor, not a far-off contractor. 20+ years, family-owned, licensed, bonded, and insured.
Quick answer
Yes, RR Affordable Deck Builders builds decks all over Bloomingdale. We're based right next door in Roselle, so a quick hop down Lake Street puts us in your backyard. We're family-owned with 20+ years building composite, cedar, and custom decks across DuPage County. Most decks run $8,000 to $40,000+ and take 2 to 4 weeks. Get a free estimate for your home.
Bloomingdale and Roselle share more than a border. The two towns were one village until 1923, when the north end split off to become Roselle. Our shop sits on Lake Street, the same old Chicago-to-Galena road that first put Bloomingdale on the map back in 1833.
For over 20 years, our family has built decks across Bloomingdale and the rest of DuPage County. We run our own crews, pull every permit, and back the work with a written workmanship warranty. No subcontractors, and no run-around.
Because we're just over the line, getting out to you is easy. We can swing by for a free estimate without the long haul that out-of-town crews face. On a big project like a deck, that close access really matters.
Decks for homes from Old Town to Stratford Square
Bloomingdale grew in waves, and your deck should fit your part of town. Near Old Town and the original village center off Lake Street, you'll find smaller older lots that need a deck sized with care. Out toward Army Trail Road and the Stratford Square area, the newer split-levels and two-stories often have walk-out yards built for a bigger deck.
We design around all of it. Your home's height, your yard's slope, and how you actually want to use the space. Off Bloomingdale Road, on Gary Avenue, or on one of the quiet streets near a park, we build a deck that suits the house instead of forcing a one-size plan onto your yard.
A deck that backs onto park-district days
Bloomingdale Park District runs more than 160 acres of green space, from Old Town Park near the historic center to Springfield Park and Stratford Park. A lot of homes here sit a short walk from one of them, and a good deck is where the day starts and ends after a trip to the playground or the ball fields.
We build that outdoor room for you. A wide multi-level or custom deck for entertaining, or a simple platform with quality deck railings for safe steps down to the yard. We match the layout to how your family really uses the backyard.
Built to outlast Bloomingdale winters
DuPage winters are hard on a deck. The ground freezes, thaws, and shifts, and a deck on shallow footings will heave and crack. We set our footings below the local frost line so your deck stays level for years.
We also use proper joist spacing and quality fasteners so the surface stays flat and quiet underfoot. You're never locked into one material either. We install low-upkeep composite and Trex decks and warm, natural cedar and wood decks. Many shops only do composite, which limits both your choices and your budget.
Bloomingdale deck permit requirements
These are Bloomingdale's own published requirements, not general advice. We pull the permit and handle the inspections as part of every job, but it is your deck and you should know what is actually being asked for.
Our deck permit guide explains how the process works across DuPage County and northwest Cook.
- Issued by
- Building Department 201 S. Bloomingdale Rd, Bloomingdale, IL 60108 (630) 671-5660
- Permit required
- Yes. The Village asks residents to contact the Building Department before any new construction.
- Footing inspection
- Required before concrete is poured
Worth knowing before you design
- Bloomingdale publishes a building permit handout and construction standards covering what plan review expects.
If you are in an HOA
If your subdivision has a homeowners association, its architectural review is separate from the village permit and neither one substitutes for the other. Associations commonly have their own rules on deck size, color, railing style and screening, and approval can take longer than the permit does. Start that application at the same time, not after.
Source: Village of Bloomingdale, When a Building Permit is Required , read August 2026. Codes and fees change. We confirm the current requirements with the village before we dig, and you should treat this as a starting point rather than the final word.
Recent decks we have built
Built by our own crew across DuPage County and the northwest suburbs. Your Bloomingdale deck gets the same framing and the same written price before anyone starts.
More in the project gallery.
What homeowners near Bloomingdale say
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Laura Vercillo
2 months ago
RR Affordable Deck Builders were amazing to work with! Ryan listened to everything I wanted, showed me real sample of product, didn’t try to up sell me anything I didn’t want. My quote came back true to what I wanted at a fair and reasonable price. He communicated with me every step of the project, the work was done very quick and very efficiently. My husba…Read the full review
Jack Meyer
a month ago
We first contacted Ryan back in April. But we decided to replace the concrete patio first, which was delayed a couple of times. Ryan was very patient with us as he was also delayed, finally completing the project the middle of July. We could not be happier the the quality craftsmanship that went into our deck. If you want your deck done right, you will go w…Read the full review
Akash Bhupal
8 months ago
Ryan did an outstanding job transforming my entire outdoor space. The old deck was completely removed and replaced with new decking and railings that look modern, sturdy, and impeccably finished. The team was professional, communicated clearly throughout the project, and worked efficiently while paying close attention to every detail. They upgraded my deck…Read the full review
More decks we have rebuilt
Work from around DuPage County and the northwest suburbs. Drag the handle on either one.
A tired stained-wood deck torn out and rebuilt in warm composite with black aluminum railings and angled corners.
Hoffman Estates, IL. A weathered raised deck rebuilt with composite decking and modern black railings.
Deck questions from Bloomingdale homeowners
Who issues a deck permit in Bloomingdale, and do you handle it?
The Village of Bloomingdale Building Department issues deck permits, and the village asks you to contact them before setting a construction date. We take care of the whole thing for you. We draw the plans, file with the Building Department, and coordinate every inspection so your deck is fully code-compliant.
How close is your crew to Bloomingdale?
Very close. Our base is in Roselle in Roselle, the town that split off from Bloomingdale back in 1923, so we're usually only minutes from your home down Lake Street. That means quick estimates, fast answers, and a crew that doesn't drive in from across the area.
Can you build a deck near a Bloomingdale Park District park or a smaller Old Town lot?
Yes. We build all over Bloomingdale, from the newer walk-out yards near Springfield Park and Stratford Square to the tighter older lots around Old Town. We size and design each deck to fit the specific lot, the home's height, and how you use the yard.
What deck materials can I choose from in Bloomingdale?
We offer the full range, so you're never stuck with one option. That includes low-maintenance composite and Trex, natural cedar, and budget-friendly wood. Unlike composite-only shops, we match the material to your budget and your home.
How long does a Bloomingdale deck take to build?
Most decks take 2 to 4 weeks to build once the permit is approved, depending on size and weather. We give you a clear timeline at your free estimate, and because we handle the Bloomingdale permitting, the schedule stays on track.
We build across DuPage County and the northwest suburbs
Building a deck in Bloomingdale?
Free on-site estimate. We walk the yard, talk through materials and budget, and give you a written price. No pressure and no charge.