Create the perfect outdoor living space with custom deck and patio construction.
Custom Designs
Built for your lifestyle
Quality Materials
Wood, composite, & stone
Expert Craftsmanship
Built to last
A deck is a structure first and a living space second. Ours start with properly sized footings, ledger connections done to code, and framing that will not bounce — then get finished in the decking that fits your maintenance appetite, from classic cedar to composite that never needs staining.
We design and build decks, patios, and pergolas across Utah, Colorado, Washington, and Idaho, matched to how you will actually use the space: morning coffee, big family dinners, or a hot tub that needs real structural support. Permits and inspections are handled as part of the job.
Wood and composite decks engineered and built to code.
Re-decking sound frames, and repairing or replacing failing structure.
Low-maintenance decking systems with hidden fasteners.
Pergolas and covered structures that make the space usable in July.
Code-compliant railing systems in wood, metal, and cable.
Paver and concrete patios, fire pit areas, and outdoor kitchens.
Professional service and superior quality, every time.
Wood and composite deck installation
Pavers, concrete, and stone patios
Shade structures and outdoor features
Restoration and repair services
Safe, attractive deck railings
Complete outdoor cooking spaces
Wood costs less up front but needs staining every few years and will eventually check and splinter. Composite costs more initially, then asks almost nothing of you for decades. High-altitude UV and snow are hard on wood finishes, which is why most of our clients now choose composite.
Most decks above a minimal height, and anything attached to the house, require a permit and inspections. We handle the permit drawings and process — an unpermitted deck becomes a problem at resale and an insurance risk before that.
A typical attached deck runs one to two weeks of build time after permits are issued. Complex multi-level designs, covered structures, or engineered footings extend that; your quote includes a real schedule.
Usually not without reinforcement — a filled hot tub concentrates thousands of pounds on a small area. We evaluate the framing and either reinforce the structure or design a pad that carries the load safely.
Planning a project? Read our home improvement guides or schedule a free estimate.
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