Antioch is a small unincorporated community in the rural area north of Jonesboro. Unlike Bono, Brookland, or Lake City, Antioch isn't its own city, it doesn't have a city hall or a separate municipal government.
Because Antioch is unincorporated, residents get government services, including building permits, from Craighead County rather than a town office. Contact Craighead County directly to confirm the current process for a residential deck at your specific address.
Rural Craighead County lots outside the incorporated towns can vary more in soil and drainage than in-town properties, no consistent subdivision grading to rely on as a baseline. Footing depth gets confirmed on-site before any digging starts.
New deck construction, composite installations, repair, and refinishing, ground-level and elevated, same standards we apply anywhere in the service area. Contact us for a free quote.
No. Arkansas's statewide 2021 IRC-based code applies in unincorporated areas the same as inside any city, Craighead County is simply the government that administers it here instead of a city hall.
We provide the same deck-building services in Antioch that we offer throughout the Jonesboro area:
See our cost guide for real pricing by size and material, or our permit guide for the full breakdown by town and county.
Call (870) 402-3214 to talk through your project or get a phone estimate. For a written quote, use the form below.
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