Decks built for our weather
A deck in Clark County lives under nine months of moisture a year. The difference between a deck that lasts fifteen years and one that fails in six is almost never the decking material — it's the ledger flashing, post bases, joist protection, and drainage detail underneath.
We build new decks in composite and cedar, rebuild failing structures, and repair the rot most homeowners only discover when a board gives.
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New Deck Construction
Composite or cedar, engineered footings, proper ledger flashing, and code-compliant framing.
Deck Rebuilds
Keep the footprint, replace the structure — often cheaper than chasing rot year after year.
Dry Rot Repair
Joist, ledger, rim, and post repair, with the moisture source corrected at the same time.
Railing & Stairs
Code-height railing, cable and metal systems, and stair rebuilds with proper rise and run.
Covered Outdoor Living
Roof covers, patio structures, lighting, and outdoor fans for year-round use.
Permits & Inspection
We pull permits through the City of Vancouver or Clark County when the deck height or attachment requires it.
Vancouver deck FAQ
Do I need a permit for a deck in Vancouver, WA?
Generally yes once the deck is over 30 inches above grade or attached to the house. We confirm with the jurisdiction and pull the permit as part of the scope.
Composite or cedar?
Composite costs more up front and nearly eliminates maintenance — a strong fit for our climate. Cedar looks better initially and costs less, but needs sealing every couple of years.
How long does a deck take?
A typical 300–400 sq ft deck runs one to two weeks of build time after permitting, weather permitting.
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