Custom wood and composite decks built to survive Northwest rain, moss, and freeze-thaw — plus structural repairs when an old deck starts to sag.
A deck is the one part of your home that takes the full brunt of Washington weather. Constant moisture, moss growth, and winter freeze-thaw cycles destroy a poorly built deck in five to seven years. We build decks that hold up — pressure-treated framing set on proper footings, correct ledger flashing, stainless or hot-dip galvanized fasteners, and joist spacing that will not bounce underfoot.
Our crew has built and rebuilt decks across Everett, Mukilteo, Lynnwood, Marysville and the surrounding Snohomish County neighborhoods — from small backyard landings off a kitchen door to full multi-level decks with stairs and railings. Because we are a small, family-owned crew of five, the people who quote your deck are the same people who build it.
If your existing deck is still structurally sound but looks tired, we can often refinish or re-board it for a fraction of replacement cost. If the framing has rotted or the ledger has pulled away from the house, we will tell you honestly — we will not resurface a deck that is not safe.
We look at the site (or at your photos) and talk through size, material, and budget.
You get a written estimate with a clear scope — no vague line items.
We schedule a start date, usually two to four weeks out in busy season.
Build happens over one to five days depending on size, weather permitting.
We walk the finished deck with you and fix anything that is not right.
Most decks in the Everett area land between roughly $35 and $75 per square foot installed, depending on material, height off the ground, railing type, and whether stairs are involved. A basic pressure-treated deck is at the lower end; composite decking with metal railing runs higher. We give exact numbers after seeing the site.
Often yes. Decks above a certain height or attached to the house typically require a building permit through the City of Everett or Snohomish County. We will tell you what your specific project needs before we start, and we can build to permit specifications.
A typical residential deck takes two to five working days for the build itself. The estimate and permitting stage before that can add two to four weeks.
Yes. If the framing is solid, re-decking with new boards and new railing is often the right answer and costs significantly less. We will inspect the structure first and tell you honestly whether repair makes sense.
Both. Pressure-treated pine and cedar are the budget-friendly choices; composite (Trex, TimberTech and similar) costs more up front but needs far less maintenance in our wet climate. We will walk you through the tradeoffs.
Free, no-pressure estimate — usually back within one business day.