Custom Deck Design
Sized for how you’ll actually use it: dining, grilling, or relaxing.
Deck Installation in Redmond, WA
Decks Built for Redmond Backyards
New decks and deck repairs, framed properly and finished to handle long wet winters.
Deck Installation in Redmond & the Eastside
Decks are half our name. We design and build decks that fit the way you use your backyard, whether that’s a simple platform off the kitchen or a multi-level deck stepping down a sloped Redmond lot.
We take care of everything from design and permits to framing, railings, and stairs. Because we build fences too, your deck and fence can be planned together so they match.
- Designed around your yard and layout
- Cedar, pressure-treated, composite, or PVC boards
- Railings, stairs, and multi-level designs
- Framing and fasteners chosen for our wet climate
Deck Installation
What We Offer
Quality Materials
Natural wood or low-maintenance composite and PVC.
Railings & Steps
Railings, stairs, and trim built to code and finished neatly.
Multi-Level Decks
Levels and landings that work with slopes and tricky yards.
Sun-Ready Construction
Proper flashing, spacing, and ventilation to fight rot.
Deck Repairs
Replace worn boards, fix framing, and restore tired decks.
Why Build a Deck
Why Homeowners Add a Deck
A good deck is where summer evenings happen, and with a cover it gets used most of the year.
More Living Space
A deck turns a soggy lawn or awkward slope into a usable outdoor room for meals, guests, and quiet mornings.
Added Home Value
Buyers notice a solid, well-kept deck, so it can help your home stand out when you decide to sell.
Made for Our Climate
Rain, moss, and months of damp are what wear decks out here. We pick materials, fasteners, and finishes that hold up to them.
Materials
Deck Materials We Build With
Each decking material trades off cost, appearance, and upkeep. Here’s how the four we install compare.
Pressure-Treated Wood
Pressure-treated lumber is the lowest-cost way to build a sturdy deck. It’s treated to resist the elements and is also what we use for most deck framing.
- The most affordable decking option
- Strong enough for decks of any size
- Chemically treated against rot and insects
- Takes stain or paint to match your house
Cedar & Natural Wood
Cedar is the classic Northwest decking wood, with rich color, attractive grain, and a pleasant feel underfoot.
- Warm color and natural grain
- Natural oils help it resist rot and bugs
- Comfortable to walk on barefoot
- Can be left to weather or sealed and stained
Composite Decking
Composite boards combine wood fiber and recycled plastic. They look like wood but skip the yearly staining and hold up well to our damp seasons.
- Holds its color and shrugs off spills and moisture
- Never needs sanding, staining, or sealing
- No splinters, warping, rot, or insect damage
- Many colors and wood-grain finishes to choose from
PVC & Vinyl Decking
PVC decking is fully synthetic, making it the lowest-maintenance option. Water and stains don’t soak in, and a hose-down is usually all it needs.
- Completely waterproof
- Easy to clean with almost no upkeep
- Resists mold, mildew, fading, and insects
- Light, tough, and long-lasting
How It Works
How It Works
- 01
Request Your Quote
Call us or send the form with your address and a quick description.
- 02
Free On-Site Estimate
We visit the site, discuss options, and put the price in writing.
- 03
Professional Install
Our crew builds it straight, sturdy, and on the agreed schedule.
- 04
Enjoy & Relax
We haul away the debris, check the work with you, and stay accountable afterward.
Questions
Deck Installation FAQs
Wood or composite: which should I pick?
Wood costs less at the start and has a traditional look. Composite costs more up front but saves you years of staining and sealing. We’ll help you compare both at your estimate.
What does a new deck cost?
Price depends on the size, height off the ground, decking material, railings, and extras like stairs or multiple levels. We’ll give you a written quote after a free site visit.
How long does it take to build a deck?
That depends on the deck’s size and design and on how long the permit takes. Your quote will include a realistic schedule.
Does my deck need a permit?
Many decks do, especially raised ones. We’ll tell you what your city requires and help with the permit process.
Can you fix my old deck?
Yes. We replace rotten boards, strengthen framing and railings, and refinish decks that are worn but still worth saving.
Will my deck match my house and fence?
Yes. We choose colors and materials that suit your home, and we can build or update the fence to match.
Ready to Get Started?
Tell us what kind of deck you have in mind and we’ll come out, measure, and give you a written quote at no cost.
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