Deck building and repair
New builds, full rebuilds, and repairs — framed and detailed for a climate that stays wet most of the year.
The frame matters more than the boards
Most failed decks around here didn't fail at the surface. They failed at the ledger, the post bases, or wherever water sat against untreated framing for a decade.
Anyone can screw down decking. What decides whether it's still solid in fifteen years is how the ledger is flashed to the house, whether the posts drain, and whether the framing can dry out between rains.
- New deck builds from footings up
- Full rebuilds where framing is past saving
- Board replacement, railings and stairs
- Ledger flashing tied properly into the house
- Pressure-treated, cedar and composite decking
Check these before someone goes through a board
Railing failures and ledger failures are the two that actually hurt people. If either feels loose, stop using the deck and call us.
Common questions
Do you build new decks or only repair?
Both. New builds from footings up, full rebuilds where the framing is gone, and targeted repairs where the structure is sound but the surface isn't.
What does a deck cost?
It depends heavily on size, height off the ground, material and whether the existing footings and framing can be reused. Decks sit outside our siding price range, so call or text and we'll talk through your situation before anyone drives out.
Will my deck need a permit?
Often yes. Most Pierce County jurisdictions require a permit once a deck is above a certain height off the ground or attached to the house. Rules differ between Edgewood, Puyallup, Tacoma and unincorporated county — we check yours before we start.
How long does a deck last here?
In this climate, it comes down to drainage and how the framing was detailed, not the decking material. A pressure-treated frame that sheds water and dries out will outlast an expensive surface sitting on a frame that stays damp.
Find out what your siding actually needs
Tell us a bit about the house and we'll get you on the schedule. No charge for the visit, and no obligation at the end of it.
- We reply the same day — usually within the hour
- Itemized quote you can compare against any other bid
- Straight answer on whether you need a repair or a re-side
Prefer to talk? Call or text (916) 926-7947.
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Free on-site assessment and an itemized estimate. No pressure, no sales pitch — just an honest read on what your home actually needs.