Porches, steps & front entries
Your front entry is the first thing anyone sees and the part of the house that takes the most weather. We build and rebuild porches, porticos, steps and railings that look right on the house and hold up through New England winters.
Built to be stepped on for decades
Rotted treads, soft porch floors and wobbly railings are more than cosmetic. We rebuild from the structure up, then finish in low-maintenance composite and PVC so you’re not scraping and painting every spring.
- Front porchesNew or rebuilt
- Porticos & entry roofsShelter at the door
- Front steps & stairsComposite, PVC, wood
- RailingsVinyl, aluminum, cable
- Paver walkwaysSteps to the street
What makes a porch last
Most failed porches fail underneath. That’s where we start.
Recent porches & entries
Real porches & entries jobs by Angel Contracting across Greater Boston and the North Shore.
Cable-rail front steps 
Stairs and paver walk 
Composite entry steps 
Front porch deck Victorian porch Portico
Front steps seen better days?
Free walkthrough, itemized estimate in writing, no obligation. We reply within 24 hours.
Porches & entries questions
Serving Lynn, Peabody, Salem, Saugus, Revere, Melrose, Beverly and the rest of Greater Boston & the North Shore.
Call 781-513-9911Can you repair my porch instead of replacing it?
Often, yes. If the structure is sound we can replace the floor, steps or railings. If the framing is rotted, we’ll show you why rebuilding is the safer choice.
What materials do you use for steps?
Composite and PVC for low maintenance, or wood if you prefer a painted look. We’ll bring samples to the walkthrough.
Do porches and steps need a permit?
Many do, especially new porches and structural rebuilds. We check what your town requires and file it for you.
Can you add a roof over my front door?
Yes. A portico or small entry roof keeps rain off the door and visitors, and we match it to the house.