Deck Building
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.
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Outdoor living spaces built for Seattle
Decks, patios, covered outdoor rooms, and pergolas built for Seattle weather — designed to extend your home's living space outside.
5 out of 5 stars
Our backyard was just dead space — a rotting wood deck that wasn't usable in the rain and no real outdoor living to speak of. Marco designed a two-level covered deck with a gas fire pit and cable railing to keep the lake views, and it completely changed how we use the house. We're out there year-round now and it was absolutely worth every penny.
Pat L.
Eastlake
- Composite decks
- Low-maintenance composite decking that holds up to Seattle's wet seasons without the splitting, fading, and annual sealing that wood requires. We build on properly engineered footings with galvanized hardware — the structure underneath is what determines whether a deck lasts 10 years or 30.
- Covered patios & pergolas
- Covered outdoor spaces designed for year-round use in Seattle's climate, from simple pergolas to fully roofed outdoor rooms with lighting and ceiling fans. We design the roof pitch and drainage to keep the space dry and usable in any weather.
- Concrete patios
- Stamped, brushed, and plain concrete poured and finished for low-maintenance outdoor living. Concrete is one of the most durable and cost-effective outdoor surface options and pairs well with a covered structure to create a complete outdoor room.
- Outdoor kitchens
- Built-in grill stations, countertops, and sinks for serious outdoor entertaining. We rough in the gas line, plumbing, and electrical as part of the scope — the outdoor kitchen is planned at the same time as the deck, not added as an afterthought.
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Featured Previous Work
Eastlake Covered Deck
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.
Their Story
A small, aging wood deck that was unsafe, unusable in rain, and missed the views the lot offered.
Demolished the old deck and built a two-level composite deck with a covered outdoor room, cable railing for views, and a gas fire pit area.
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Overview
- Timeline
- 5 weeks
- Completed
- August 2025
- Location
- Eastlake
Our Process
Consultation & Site Visit
We review your goals, space, and budget and answer initial questions.
Estimate & Scope Review
You receive a clear, written estimate with defined scope and expectations.
Build Phase
We coordinate trades, manage permits if required, and keep the site clean and organized.
Final Walkthrough
We review details with you and make sure everything is completed properly.
Frequently asked questions
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- Do decks require permits in Seattle?
- Decks above 30 inches from grade or attached to the home typically require permits. We handle permitting as part of our scope.
- What decking materials do you recommend for Seattle?
- Composite decking is our go-to for Seattle's wet climate — it holds up better than wood over time. We can also do hardwood and concrete depending on your preference.
- Can you build a covered outdoor room?
- Yes — covered patios, pergolas, and four-season outdoor rooms are a speciality. Roofed structures may require permits.
- How long does a deck project take?
- A straightforward single-level deck typically takes 2–3 weeks. Multi-level decks, covered structures, or projects with outdoor kitchens run 4–6 weeks. Permit timelines vary and we build those into the schedule.
- What's the best way to protect an outdoor structure from Seattle's rain?
- The two biggest factors are material selection and proper drainage. Composite decking, stainless or powder-coated hardware, proper slope for water runoff, and covered sections where possible all extend the life of any outdoor structure significantly in this climate.
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Sheds & Backyard Structures
Custom 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 serviceWe built our business on clear communication and quality work
Home remodeling works best when expectations are clear and communication is consistent. We focus on being responsive, transparent about scope and pricing, and respectful of your home from start to finish — so there are no surprises along the way.
Clear, upfront estimates
You'll receive a detailed estimate that outlines scope, materials, and next steps, so you know exactly what to expect before work begins.
Licensed, insured, and code-compliant
All work is performed by a licensed and insured general contractor and built to meet current codes and local requirements.
Clean, professional job sites
We work in occupied homes and condos and take care to keep the site organized, safe, and respectful of your space.
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