Kitchen Remodels • Clark, Cowlitz & Lewis Counties

Decks That Hold up to Pacific Northwest Weather.

A deck is the part of your house that lives outside. It needs to handle rain, sun, twenty years of foot traffic, and it needs to feel like part of your home, not bolted to it. We build decks the way we build the rest of our work: properly framed, properly flashed, properly finished.

Materials and Styles

Decks for how you actually live outside.

  • Composite decking (Trex, TimberTech, and other premium brands)

  • Cedar and hardwood decking

  • Multi-level and tiered decks

  • Covered decks and integrated roof structures

  • Deck and patio integration with hardscape and landscaping

  • Built-in seating, planters, and lighting

How We Build Decks

Below the deck is where the deck is built.

Most deck problems start in the framing and the flashing — the parts you’ll never see. We over-build the ledger connections, flash every penetration, and use hardware rated for the wet conditions decks actually live in. The decking material you choose is the part you’ll see. The framing underneath is the part that determines whether your deck is still solid in 2046.

Pricing

Decks, priced by material and complexity.

Deck pricing depends more on materials, structural complexity, and integration with your home than on raw square footage. The tiers below describe the typical Wynthor deck at each level.

  •  Starting at $20,000+

    • Single-level deck, typically 200–400 sq ft

    • Composite or pressure-treated decking

    • Standard composite or aluminum railing

    • Properly framed, flashed, and code-compliant ledger attachment

  • Starting at $35,000+

    • Multi-level deck or larger footprint

    • Premium composite (Trex Transcend, TimberTech AZEK) or cedar decking

    • Cable, glass, or premium composite railing

    • Partial cover (pergola or roof extension)

    • Integrated low-voltage lighting

  • Starting at $55,000+

    • Custom design with hardscape and landscape integration

    • Full-cover roof structure, often with skylights or fans

    • Hardwood (ipe, mahogany) or premium composite decking

    • Custom railing, built-in seating, and planters

    • Outdoor kitchen rough-in, gas line, and full lighting design

INCLUDED IN EVERY PROJECT:

Design and planning, framing, flashing, decking, railing, labor, materials at the specified tier, permits and inspections.

NOT INCLUDED:

Permit fees, significant grading or excavation, hardscape outside the deck footprint, outdoor kitchen appliances, hot tubs. Documented in writing if scope changes.

Ready for an Outdoor Living Space?

Let’s design your deck.

Tell us how you want to use the space and we’ll come walk the yard.

Schedule a Deck Consultation