22 A St, Edgartown, MA 02539
Decks & Porches in West Tisbury, Massachusetts
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30 contractors serving West Tisbury.
Contractors serving West Tisbury
Claimed listings within 5 miles come first, then the rest by rating, then distance. Google ratings as of October 2026. How we list and rank contractors
- Martha's Vineyard Construction CompanyServes West Tisbury · 2.8 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
- 4 WINDS CONSTRUCTIONServes West Tisbury · 2.8 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
14 A St, Edgartown, MA 02539
- VINEYARD HOME BUILDERS INCServes West Tisbury · 4.3 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
12 Surveyors Ln, Vineyard Haven, MA 02568
- Landers Construction CompanyServes West Tisbury · 4.9 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
75 Manchester Ave, Oak Bluffs, MA 02557
- MV Level Up Construction INCServes West Tisbury · 5.1 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
1 18th St S, Edgartown, MA 02539
- Cristiano’s ConstructionServes West Tisbury · 5.6 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
8 Hye Rd, Edgartown, MA 02539
- Millers Pro BuildersServes West Tisbury · 6.0 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
28 Leslie Ln, Oak Bluffs, MA 02557
- Great Harbors Home ServicesServes West Tisbury · 11.9 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
354 Gifford St # 3, Falmouth, MA 02540
- Tigo Builders LLCServes West Tisbury · 12.7 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
64 Pine Valley Dr, Falmouth, MA 02540
- The Valle Group, Inc.Serves West Tisbury · 13.5 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
70 E Falmouth Hwy #3, East Falmouth, MA 02536
- Magnos CarpentryServes West Tisbury · 13.6 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
26 Mares Pond Dr, East Falmouth, MA 02536
- O'Connor Development LLCServes West Tisbury · 14.6 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
44 Crooked Meadow Rd, East Falmouth, MA 02536
- Broderick Building & RemodelingServes West Tisbury · 15.5 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
494 Thomas B Landers Rd D, East Falmouth, MA 02536
- D3 Builders Inc.Serves West Tisbury · 17.1 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
65 Treasure Ln, Mashpee, MA 02649
- Atlax Construction LLCServes West Tisbury · 19.8 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
32 Frederick St, New Bedford, MA 02744
- nexgen contracting llcServes West Tisbury · 20.2 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
127 W Rodney French Blvd, New Bedford, MA 02744
- Rt CarpentryServes West Tisbury · 20.4 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
319 Cotuit Rd, Mashpee, MA 02649
- Quality Woodworks Inc.Serves West Tisbury · 20.7 mi★★★★★5.0 Google rating
17 Patience Ln, Cotuit, MA 02635
- Upper Deck LtdServes West Tisbury · 21.3 mi★★★★★4.9 Google rating
10 Pequod Rd, Fairhaven, MA 02719
- Macaroco ConstructionServes West Tisbury · 20.0 mi★★★★★4.8 Google rating
52 Mott St, New Bedford, MA 02744
- Rosbeck Builders CorporationServes West Tisbury · 2.7 mi★★★★★4.7 Google rating
20 E Line Rd, Edgartown, MA 02539
- Pinsonneault BuildersServes West Tisbury · 15.5 mi★★★★★4.7 Google rating
541 Thomas B Landers Rd, East Falmouth, MA 02536
- M Duffany BuildersServes West Tisbury · 11.5 mi★★★★★4.6 Google rating
200 Palmer Ave, Falmouth, MA 02540
- DeNardo Home Improvement of Cape Cod, Inc.Serves West Tisbury · 19.6 mi★★★★★4.6 Google rating
17 Wilann Rd, Mashpee, MA 02649
- Barnes Custom BuildersServes West Tisbury · 20.2 mi★★★★★4.6 Google rating
20 Foster Howard Rd Unit 3, Pocasset, MA 02559
- Clancy Construction, Inc.Serves West Tisbury · 10.6 mi★★★★★4.5 Google rating
217 Clinton Ave, Falmouth, MA 02540
- South Coast & Associates, Inc.Serves West Tisbury · 21.5 mi★★★★★4.5 Google rating
45 Slocum Rd, Dartmouth, MA 02747
- Adam T IncServes West Tisbury · 4.1 mi★★★★☆3.7 Google rating
465 State Rd # 14, Vineyard Haven, MA 02568
- The Pearl CompanyServes West Tisbury · 17.0 mi★☆☆☆☆1.0 Google rating
766 Falmouth Rd B12, Mashpee, MA 02649
- Serves West Tisbury · 11.5 mi
7 Davis Straits #1037, Falmouth, MA 02540
Decks & Porches in West Tisbury — what to know
Rebates & incentives
Decks are not eligible for Mass Save rebates. West Tisbury is Eversource territory, but that has no bearing on deck project costs. The more pressing regulatory reality on Martha's Vineyard is the Conservation Commission workload. Tisbury Great Pond, the numerous smaller ponds, and coastal wetlands throughout West Tisbury mean that a large share of the town's parcels have some portion within the 100-foot buffer under the Wetlands Protection Act. A Notice of Intent is required for any deck within that buffer. The Martha's Vineyard Commission also has jurisdiction over developments of regional impact, so larger projects may face an additional review layer beyond the local building department.
Permits in West Tisbury
The West Tisbury Building Department issues deck permits under 780 CMR. Because the island is geographically isolated, inspectors coordinate schedules carefully, and permit timelines can run longer than mainland towns. Frost-depth footings at 48 inches are required even on the Vineyard, despite the coastal climate. Helical piles are a common alternative to Sonotubes on island sites where access for concrete trucks can be difficult. Ledger attachment, flashing, guardrail height at 36 inches, and baluster spacing under 4 inches are standard inspection points.
Where a permit is required, decks & porches work in West Tisbury is filed with the West Tisbury Building Department; see the West Tisbury Building Department’s contact, portal and who pulls the permit on permits.llc.
Typical project cost
West Tisbury and Martha's Vineyard generally carry a significant cost premium over mainland MA. Contractors must ferry equipment and sometimes workers over from the Cape, adding mobilization costs. A new 300 to 400 square-foot pressure-treated deck runs $18,000 to $30,000 installed. Composite or PVC decking (Trex, TimberTech, Azek) is especially popular on the island given the salt air and moisture, adding $7,000 to $14,000 over pressure-treated. Three-season porches start around $45,000 in this market.
About West Tisbury homes
West Tisbury is a Martha's Vineyard town in Dukes County with 2,941 residents and 2,465 housing units, a high ratio that reflects the island's large seasonal and second-home population. Median home age is about 42 years, more recent than most of mainland MA, partly because so much island development happened in the 1980s and 1990s. The town covers the rural, interior portion of the Vineyard, with stone walls, sheep fields, and conservation land making up much of the landscape. Tisbury Great Pond and numerous smaller ponds and streams create extensive wetland areas throughout the parcel map.
Common questions — Decks & Porches in West Tisbury
- My West Tisbury property is near Tisbury Great Pond. Do I need Conservation Commission review for a deck?
- Very likely. Any deck within 100 feet of Tisbury Great Pond, its coastal wetlands, or tributary streams requires a Notice of Intent with the West Tisbury Conservation Commission under the Wetlands Protection Act. Given the pond's extensive shoreline and associated wetland system, parcels that look distant on a map may still fall within the buffer.
- Why does a deck on Martha's Vineyard cost more than on the mainland?
- Contractors must transport equipment on the Steamship Authority ferry, which adds direct costs and scheduling constraints. Material deliveries also follow island logistics. Expect a 25 to 40 percent premium over comparable mainland Worcester or MetroWest pricing.
- Are helical piles a good footing option on the Vineyard?
- Yes. Helical piles are common on island sites because they don't require a concrete truck, which can be difficult to schedule and access on narrow Vineyard roads. They must still reach frost depth at 48 inches and are inspected by the building department.
- Does the Martha's Vineyard Commission review all deck projects?
- Not all. The Martha's Vineyard Commission typically reviews developments of regional impact, which usually means larger projects. A standard residential deck will go through the West Tisbury Building Department and Conservation Commission, but confirm with the MVC if your project has unusual scope or is near sensitive resources.
- Is composite decking worth it for a West Tisbury property?
- On Martha's Vineyard, the combination of salt air, moisture, and the logistics of bringing a painter out to restain every few years makes composite or PVC decking a strong investment. Pressure-treated still works but requires more upkeep in a coastal environment.
