Portfolio
Composite and cedar, single-level and stacked, open and covered — real projects with the details that made them work.
Every deck on this page was built for a specific Seattle lot: a slope that needed stepping, a view that shouldn't be blocked by a railing, a back door that was three feet above grade. The photos show the finished surface, but what actually determines whether a deck is still solid in twenty years is underneath it — footing depth, ledger flashing, joist protection, and hardware that doesn't corrode.
If something here looks close to what you have in mind, the case studies go into what the homeowner wanted, what we found once we opened things up, and how long it took.
The full story behind the photos
A two-level composite deck in Eastlake with a covered outdoor room, gas fire pit, and views of Lake Union — designed for year-round Seattle living.
Composite surfaces, cedar structures, cable railing, covered roofs, and outdoor kitchens.
Read what's involved, what it costs to get wrong, and how we scope it.
Custom deck design and construction across Seattle and King County — composite, cedar, and multi-level decks built on engineered footings, permitted, and detailed to survive Pacific Northwest rain.
View serviceDecks, patios, covered outdoor rooms, and pergolas built for Seattle weather — designed to extend your home's living space outside.
View serviceCustom sheds, garden buildings, and backyard offices built on real foundations in Seattle and King County — sized, sited, and detailed to keep what's inside dry.
View serviceSend us the shape of your yard and what you want to do out there. We'll walk the site, confirm the permit path, and put together a line-item estimate.
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From Snohomish to Federal Way, if you need help call Saddle and Spur Construction today.
