Custom Decks

Create a more intimate environment

There are many homeowners who invest money in a customized deck with specific ideas in mind.  We hope to meet your needs, special tastes, and personality.  Let us put in all the effort while you sit back and relax and eventually enjoy your new deck.   

Decks can be an area where you can easily entertain your family and friends or extend your dining area from the indoors to the outdoors.   

Building a custom deck is a great way to enjoy your current backyard.  You'll end up enjoying conversation with friends and family with hanging out on the deck and take in the skies while grilling a burger for dinner.   Let us help you make the right decisions when it comes to laying out the design, picking the location, and choosing the correct deck materials.

The deck options are endless!

What Wood Should I Use?

Pressure Treated

You can make the entire deck out of pressure-treated wood, which will provide durability from the elements without any need for paint or stain. Of course, visually, it can leave a lot to be desired.

Common Wood

For a little bit less money, you can add some common wood (Douglas Fir) and it will provide a more finished look. Unlike the pressure treated, you’ll need to protect it from the elements so be sure to budget a little more for painting or staining.

Redwood

If you want to go high quality at a relatively fair price, I would suggest redwood. It’s going to warp less and is less prone to termite damage. If you have termite problems I’d suggest going with either Cedar or Redwood, the termites don’t like them as much. The redwood can be stained for a beautiful effect or painted, either way you’ll have a professional looking deck/railing that will have a better finished product by choosing redwood.

Composite

This can be a great choice for homeowners who want a deck with minimal maintenance. It will cost you about twice as much as a redwood deck, in materials and labor, but it will last a long time without any need for replacing boards.