Serving homeowners from downtown Lebanon's Broadway Street corridor to the new-construction subdivisions near Kings Mills, All Around ConstructionX builds decks and patios engineered for Warren County's clay soil and frost line.
Lebanon's housing market has become one of the fastest-appreciating in the Tri-State Area, with median home values reaching up to $321,429 and recent sales climbing between $340,000 and $405,500. That growth is especially visible in the new-construction subdivisions ringing downtown and in high-income enclaves like Kings Mills, which sits within five miles of the historic square. Homeowners in these three- and four-bedroom single-family homes are investing in premium outdoor living spaces, and with household incomes in Lebanon averaging $85,068 — roughly 20% above the Ohio average — many are opting for composite decking and stamped concrete over builder-grade materials from the start.
Because most Lebanon parcels sit within Warren County, permitting for a new deck or patio depends on exactly where a property falls. Homes inside Lebanon's city limits go through city building review, while properties just outside — including many near Kings Mills — are governed by the Warren County Building & Zoning Department at 406 Justice Drive (513-695-1290). Since January 2023, that office has required all applications and drawings to be submitted online only, and any deck over 200 square feet needs this jurisdictional question answered before a permit is pulled. Properties near Lebanon's historic downtown district and the streets surrounding it may also fall under historical, conservation, or floodplain overlay zones, which can add a design review step before construction begins next to century-old homes.
What sets Lebanon deck and patio projects apart from other Warren County builds — and what it costs to do it right.
All permitted deck and patio work in Lebanon carries Ohio's mandatory 1% residential assessment surcharge on permit fees, remitted to the state Board of Building Standards, in addition to standard footing and framing inspections under the Ohio Residential Code.
Lebanon's clay-heavy Southwest Ohio soil, combined with the Ohio Building Code's 36-inch frost footing requirement, means our crews budget for deeper excavation and additional drainage grading than contractors working in milder-climate states.
Permit Surcharge: 1% of feeComposite or cedar decks in Lebanon run $26–$33 per square foot installed, while paver or stamped concrete patios range $9–$16 per square foot — pricing that reflects both material grade and Warren County's frost-depth excavation requirements.
With Lebanon's hot days above 101°F projected to rise 171% over the next 30 years (from 7 to 19 annually), we increasingly spec composite boards and stainless or galvanized fasteners to resist UV degradation, thermal expansion, and freeze-thaw cycling.
$26–$33/sq ft decks · $9–$16/sq ft patiosWe visit your property — whether it's a subdivision lot near Kings Mills or a historic home off Broadway Street — for an in-home consultation and measurements.
We confirm whether your parcel falls under Lebanon city review or Warren County jurisdiction, then submit drawings through the required online-only portal.
Our crews dig to the mandated 36-inch frost footing depth, accounting for Lebanon's dense clay soil and grading for proper drainage.
We complete framing, decking or paving, and fastener installation, then coordinate footing and framing inspections before handoff.
We know exactly when a Lebanon project needs city building review versus Warren County Building & Zoning sign-off, saving you permit delays.
Every footing we pour meets the Ohio Building Code's 36-inch frost depth requirement, accounting for Lebanon's clay-heavy soil composition.
For properties near Lebanon's historic downtown, we navigate overlay zone design review without compromising your project timeline.
As Lebanon's extreme-heat days rise, we spec composite decking and stainless fasteners built to resist UV and freeze-thaw damage.
With Lebanon home prices up 15.5% year-over-year, we design outdoor spaces that support the roughly 75% resale recoup rate typical for the region.
Every Lebanon deck and patio project includes the required Ohio 1% residential assessment surcharge handled correctly on your permit paperwork.
"Our composite deck backs up to a wooded lot near Kings Mills and the crew from All Around ConstructionX handled the frost footing depth without any issues. Great communication throughout permitting."
"We live close to downtown and worried about the overlay zone review slowing things down. They walked us through it and our stamped patio was finished faster than expected."
"Warren County's online permit system was confusing on our own, but the team submitted everything correctly the first time. Our new paver patio has already impressed neighbors on our street."