Deck Building in Lake Oswego
A new deck built around your home, your yard, and how you actually use it. From the foundation to the finished deck boards, we handle the entire build so you don't have to coordinate a thing.
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Custom deck building, deck repair and covered decks across Lake Oswego and the rest of the Portland metro.
A new deck built around your home, your yard, and how you actually use it. From the foundation to the finished deck boards, we handle the entire build so you don't have to coordinate a thing.
Learn MoreMost deck problems start with the frame underneath rather than the boards on top. We open it up, show you what we find, and fix what is actually causing the problem.
Learn MoreWe build covered decks that give you a comfortable outdoor space through more of the year — whether you want full protection from the rain or partial shade.
Learn MoreThe details nobody photographs are the ones that protect your investment for decades. Here is how we build them better.
Keeps the area under a raised deck dry, so you can use it for a patio or storage.
Covers the exposed framing around the outside so the deck looks finished from the yard.
Closes in the open gap under the deck so animals stay out.
Carries rain off the cover and away from the deck.
Bench seating built into the deck, so you need fewer chairs out there.
Steps that are all the same height, with a solid landing at the bottom.
Custom features built into your deck from day one—engineered to handle the Oregon weather.
Adds some shade while keeping the deck open to the backyard.
Keeps you and the deck dry when it's raining.
Adds privacy from neighbors and nearby homes.
Gives you a safe railing without blocking the view.
A simple railing option that keeps the deck feeling open.
A wider top on the railing where you can set drinks, plates, or other small items.
Adds light to stairs and railings so it's easier to see and move around after dark.
Most decks take one to three weeks to build once we start, and getting the permit usually adds a few weeks before that. You get firm dates in your estimate, so there are no surprises on timing.
Yes. We are licensed, bonded and insured to work in Oregon, and our registration number is in the footer of every page. It is worth asking any contractor for theirs and checking it against the state registry before work starts.
Usually. In Oregon a deck normally needs one once it sits more than about 30 inches off the ground, and each city sets its own rules on top of that. We prepare the drawings and file them.
No. The same crew handles your job from start to finish. We do bring in a licensed electrician when a deck needs wiring, and that cost is in your estimate up front rather than turning up later.
It depends on size, height off the ground, and what the frame underneath is like. We come out, look at what you have, and give you an honest, clear estimate with no surprises.
We stop, show you what we found, and price the repair before going any further. If enough of the frame has gone, rebuilding usually costs less than patching it, and we will tell you that.
We come to your house, measure the space, and look under the existing deck if there is one. Then we talk through what will work on your lot and roughly what it will cost.
You get an honest, clear estimate covering boards, framing, labor, haul-away and the permit. Nothing gets ordered until you have seen it.
The same crew handles everything from tearing out the old deck through the final inspection, and we clean up the site when we are done.
We are licensed, bonded and insured to work in Oregon. Our registration number is in the footer of this page, and you can look it up in the state registry before you hire anyone. It is worth doing with any contractor.
We draw the plans and file the permit with the city for you, so it is not something you have to sort out yourself.
The same crew builds your deck from start to finish. The framing does not get handed off to a subcontractor partway through.
Boards, framing, labor, haul-away and the permit are all spelled out, so you can see what you are paying for rather than one total at the bottom of a page. No surprises once the work starts.
We return calls the same day. It sounds small, but not hearing back is the most common complaint homeowners have about contractors.
We get about nine months of rain a year here, so we build decks to shed water. That means proper spacing between boards and drainage that moves water away from the frame.
Tell us what you have in mind. We will come out, look at your space, and give you an honest, clear estimate. There is no charge for the visit and no pressure to book.