Our rooftop space had been sitting there doing nothing for years. The surface was uneven enough that you'd trip if you weren't paying attention, and there was zero shade so even when the weather was nice nobody wanted to bake up there. We finally pulled the trigger on getting a real rooftop deck and pergola built. The deck itself is solid - like noticeably sturdy, which matters when you're up that high. The pergola ended up being the thing I appreciate most because now there's actual usable shad

We had a rooftop deck built and it turned out really well. The whole thing was a bigger project than I initially realized but the team handled the logistics without making it feel overwhelming. They were upfront about the timeline and stuck pretty close to it. The deck itself is solid, looks clean, and the railing design they suggested worked way better than what I originally had in mind. We've already used it a bunch since it was finished. Having usable outdoor space in Chicago like this makes

Our flat roof in Lincoln Square had been basically useless for years, just collecting leaves and making me nervous every time it rained hard. We knew we wanted a rooftop deck but the structural stuff worried me because the building is from like 1928 or something. Top Roof Deck came out and their assessment was really specific about load bearing and drainage which made me feel way better about the whole idea. The deck sits up on a pedestal system now so water still flows underneath and we actuall