A deck should add years of outdoor living, not a rot-and-splinter maintenance project. We build composite and cedar decks with railing that stands up to our rain — and looks great doing it.
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The Northwest is hard on outdoor wood. The right material and clean construction are what keep a deck solid for decades.
Composite (like Trex) costs more up front but barely needs maintenance and won't rot, warp or splinter — a real advantage in our wet climate. Pressure-treated wood and cedar cost less but need regular sealing and eventual board replacement. We'll help you weigh it.
Yes — wood, composite, aluminum and cable railing systems, matched to your deck and your view. Safe, code-compliant, and built to last.
Often, yes. If the framing is sound we can re-deck and re-rail without a full rebuild. If there's rot in the structure, we'll show you and explain the options.
Post bases, beam connections and flashing where a structure meets the house are where deck work fails first in this climate. They are where we spend the time.
Deck and railing work goes on the same contract as the roof when it makes sense to do both.
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