Decks built to the drawing. Finished in the details.
Composite and wood decks: ground-level, raised, second-story, and multi-level. Picture-frame borders, hidden fasteners, clean railing.
The whole job, written down.
- Layout, height, and stair planning on site
- Footings, framing, and ledger flashing
- Decking, borders, and fasteners
- Railing and stairs
- Removal of the old deck if needed
Where the quality actually lives.
These are the parts you won't see once the job is finished. We photograph them so you can.
- BorderPicture-frame border with mitred corners. No cut board ends at the edge
- FastenersHidden clip systems on composite. A clean field with no screw heads
- House connectionLedger flashed and through-bolted, or a freestanding frame
- FramingJoist tape on every joist top, spacing to the board manufacturer's spec
- PhotosFraming photographed before it's covered
What you'll choose.
Deck type & size
Deck type · Deck size · Number of levels · Existing deck
Deck type: Ground-level, Raised, Second-story walkout, Multi-level
Materials & finish
Decking material · Board color · Stain · Border · Fasteners
Decking material: Composite, PVC, Pressure-treated pine, Cedar
Railing & stairs
Railing · Stairs · Features
Railing: Black aluminum, Cable, Composite, Wood, Glass panel…
Site & timing
City · When to start · Photos · Notes
Custom Decks projects
What people ask before calling.
Something else on your mind? Ask on the phone. We'd rather answer it now than after you've signed.
Composite or wood?
Composite costs more up front and skips the yearly staining and sealing. Pressure-treated costs less to build and needs regular upkeep. We can lay out both side by side.
Can you reuse my existing frame?
Sometimes. We check the frame, the ledger, and the footings. If it isn't sound, we'll show you why with photos.
Do you handle permits?
Where the city requires one, we'll tell you at the site visit and include it in the proposal.
What does it cost?
It depends on the size, the conditions on site, and the selections. We don't publish prices because a number without a site visit is a guess. The visit is free and the proposal is in writing.