Multi-Tier Wood & Composite Decks
Built-in Bench Seating
Our carpenters frame built-in benches with lift-up lids that double as waterproof storage for cushions, toys, and outdoor accessories.
Multi-Tier Wood & Composite Decks
Built-in Bench Seating with Hidden Storage Compartments
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Built-in bench seating solves two problems at once: it adds perimeter seating without buying and storing outdoor furniture, and the bench boxes below provide weatherproof storage for cushions, pool toys, and seasonal items. We frame bench seating as a structurally independent element from the railing system, built with its own support and loaded to code requirements for occupancy. The surface material matches your decking — composite or wood — and lift lids operate on gas-assist struts for easy one-handed access.
Storage compartments are built with solid bottoms and drainage holes so water that gets in drains out. Bench backs are framed at an appropriate reclining angle, and we can integrate armrests, cup holders, and built-in planter boxes into longer bench runs. Bench height and depth are laid out during the design phase so they work with your railing height and the deck's overall proportions.
Metro Detroit homeowners who add built-in bench storage find it changes how they use the deck — less time moving chairs around and more usable surface for entertaining. We design bench layouts that define gathering zones, follow deck perimeters, and create natural windbreaks at elevated deck edges. Every bench is built to the same structural standards as the deck itself.
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MI #2102212396
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91 / 100
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4.3 / 5
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Built-in Bench Seating: Common Questions
We offer kitchen and bathroom remodels, basement finishing, and home additions. Roof replacements, fiber cement siding, hardwood and epoxy flooring, drywall, paint, and custom entertainment centers are also available. JD Contracting LLC serves Oakland County homeowners under Michigan Residential Builder License #2102212396.
Yes. JD Contracting LLC holds Michigan Residential Builder Company License #2102212396, active and in good standing with LARA. We carry full general liability and workers’ compensation insurance. Our BuildZoom score of 91 places us in the top 37% of licensed contractors in Michigan.
We serve 13 Oakland County communities: Bloomfield, Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Troy, and West Bloomfield. We also serve Farmington Hills, Rochester Hills, Royal Oak, Beverly Hills, Franklin, Clarkston, Berkley, and Lake Orion. All work is completed under Michigan Residential Builder License #2102212396.
A standard kitchen remodel takes 6 to 10 weeks from permit approval through final walkthrough. Projects with structural changes or custom cabinetry may run 10 to 14 weeks. Actual timelines may vary based on project complexity, permit timelines, material availability, and site conditions.