Clean Cut Deck Builders, a trusted deck company in Jamison, PA, offers fully customizable solutions to enhance curb appeal and create the perfect spot for gatherings and relaxation. From covered decks to low-maintenance composite designs, we tailor every build to your unique needs.
Clean Cut Deck Builders is the deck company Kimberton homeowners choose for builds backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty, up to 50-year manufacturer warranties, fair pricing, and flexible financing options. Free estimates come standard, and professionalism is present on every project from first consultation through final walkthrough.
Four industry credentials anchor the team’s qualifications. Deckorators Certified Pro and TrexPro status confirm direct manufacturer training on current installation standards. NADRA Deck Evaluation/Inspection Certification and NADRA Decks Done Right Certification confirm the team builds and inspects to North American Deck and Railing Association standards, the highest third-party benchmark in the industry.
Kimberton is a census-designated place inside East Pikeland Township, which means deck permits are filed directly with the East Pikeland Township Building and Zoning Department at 1158 Rapps Dam Road, not Chester County. Applications go in by email to [email protected] for submissions under 10 pages, and by hand delivery for larger packages. Residential building permits typically take three weeks to process, and starting work before a permit is issued doubles the permit fee as a penalty. Decks count toward lot impervious coverage on the township’s required worksheet, though they are excluded from stormwater management requirements. A separate grading permit is required for any project that creates 500 square feet or more of new impervious area or 2,000 square feet of earth disturbance. Clean Cut handles every step of that filing so homeowners do not chase paperwork.
A significant portion of Kimberton sits within the Kimberton National Historic District, which covers 62 buildings and 2 structures along three historic roadways. Decks attached to properties inside the district can face additional design review for material, profile, and proportion compatibility with the historic architecture. Clean Cut prepares historic review documentation alongside the standard permit application so both tracks move in parallel.
Freeze-thaw cycles between November and March drive footings out of position when they are not poured below the 36-inch frost line. Humid summers accelerate rot in untreated wood and warp boards that were not properly spaced. Many Kimberton properties also rely on private septic systems rather than public sewer, which affects setback distances for deck footings near the drain field. Material specifications and footing depth on every project reflect those conditions.
Fun Fact — Kimberton was named for Emmor Kimber, a progressive Quaker educator who arrived in 1817 and founded the French Creek Boarding School for girls in 1818, later building the Kimberton Inn and operating Chrisman’s Mill. Kimber was also closely tied to the Underground Railroad and to abolitionist William Still in Philadelphia, while today the village sits at the heart of one of Chester County’s strongest CSA farming networks, including Kimberton CSA, Charlestown Farm, Sankanac Farm, and Seven Stars Farm.
Clean Cut Deck Builders brings local expertise and certified construction to every Kimberton project. Call 215-913-3829 or visit 88 Mark Dr, Pottstown, PA 19465. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 7am to 5pm.
