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Decks & Pergolas

New decks, rebuilds and stairs in treated pine, cedar or composite.

You get a deck that is sound at the ledger and the posts, where decks fail.

Scope
New decks, pergolas, covered structures, full rebuilds, stairs and railings.
Timeline
About two weeks, from tearing out the old deck to the last board.
What is different
We pour our own footings, and we tell you when a repair beats a rebuild.
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Our work

Decks we have built

A wide cedar deck with black metal balusters wrapping the back of a home, with a picnic table and open stair access to the yard.
  • A freshly stained cedar deck in a warm honey tone, bordered by black railing and catching full afternoon sun.
  • Close view of newly stained cedar decking boards running to a dark wood railing, showing the grain and even stain coverage.
  • A large stained deck with black railing photographed in autumn, with mature trees and neighboring homes beyond.
  • A new front porch deck with black metal railing and framed skirting on a red brick home, finished level with the walkway.
  • A newly built cedar deck seen from above, framed on three sides by black aluminum railing over a green lawn.
  • A raised deck connecting down to a paver patio with outdoor seating and a market umbrella, set between two houses.
  • A raised timber walkway with black balusters running through trees

Every photo on this site is our own work, in and around Des Moines.

Questions

Commonly asked

Rebuild, or just refinish?

If the framing is solid, cleaning and staining buys you years.

Which material should I choose?

Composite costs more now and asks nothing later, and treated pine costs the least.

Can you replace only the stairs and railings?

Yes, when the deck itself is sound.