Absolutely! Getting an estimate is completely free. Just give us a call or send an email, and we can usually provide a rough quote right away. If you'd like, we can also schedule an onsite visit to check out your space, discuss options, and follow up with a detailed free estimate.

We’re located in Albany, Oregon, and proudly serve the Willamette Valley counties, including Linn, Benton, Marion, Polk, and Lincoln. Not sure if we cover your area? Give us a call, and we’ll be happy to check for you!

We do our best to schedule bid appointments within a few weeks. We love it when we can come out the next day, but it typically it takes a bit longer than that to schedule a bid appointment. Don’t hesitate to call our office and see when our next available appointment is.

Composite decking is a blend of organic material (wood) and inorganic material (plastic). The plastic components slow the weathering process of the deck.

A completely inorganic polymer cap is added over the composite material in a co-extrusion process. This adds extra protection to the composite, making it scratch, stain, and fade resistant. It ensures that your deck will look great season after season! When you choose a capped composite decking material your maintenance goes down while your reliability goes up!

There are a variety of wonderful alternative decking materials, from partially inorganic (composite) to completely plastic (PVC). The cost of your project really depends on which material catches your eye. Costs can start at $50 per square foot for the complete project and go up from there just depending on what material you select and the complexity of your project. If you have a budget in mind please let us know so we can do our best to advise you and work with your needs. All of our bids include our design, material & installation.

Of course! We do many cedar decks every year and work with other woods such as Ipe. Is there a material you’re interested in? Let us know and we can work together to make it happen!

Cedar decking, if properly maintained once or twice a year, can last 15-20 years. However, without sufficient and regular maintenance, a cedar deck will barely last a decade. The maintenance on a composite deck is much less than that of a wood deck, and most of our alternative materials come with 25 year warranties.

You definitely can! It’s not required at all, but can create a cool aesthetic. Depending on the material, you risk losing your warranty if you stain your composite deck and create another project that has to be maintained regularly. If this is something you’re considering we’d be happy to talk through all the pro’s and con’s with you.

It depends on your current frame and the materials you want to use. For example, wood deck frames are often built 24 inches apart, while composite decking usually requires 16-inch spacing. Adding new joists to an old frame can lead to uneven wear over time. Let us know your material preferences, and we’ll inspect your frame to recommend the best solution for your project.

If your deck is 30 inches or higher off the ground, or if your patio cover exceeds 200 square feet, permits will be required. Don’t worry—if you choose to work with us, we’ll handle the entire permit process for you, including drafting plans, engineering reviews, and submitting them for approval.

If your neighborhood has an active Homeowners Association your project could need approval from the Architectural Review Committee. We haven’t had problems in the past, and will do everything we can to get your project approved.