Outdoor space you actually use in a Kitsap summer
Decks
across the Kitsap Peninsula
Custom cedar and composite decks framed for the long, wet season and built around how you actually use the yard.
Why this holds up here
The difference is in the prep,
not the marketing.
- Framing and flashing detailed for constant moisture, where most deck failures actually start
- Layout planned around grill, table, and traffic flow instead of a generic rectangle
- Cedar or composite priced side by side so the trade-off is yours to make
- Permits pulled where the height or attachment requires them
Our work
Decks we've built.
Photographs from our own jobs on the Kitsap Peninsula.
How it works
A clear process, start to finish.
- 01Design
Footprint, height, stairs, and material decided with you on site.
- 02Permits
Handled where the jurisdiction requires them.
- 03Build & finish
Footings, framing, decking, railings, stairs, and a cleared site.
FAQ
Common questions, answered.
Cedar or composite in this climate?+
Composite handles our wet months with less maintenance and no annual sealing. Cedar is warmer underfoot and cheaper to build, but expects upkeep. Both work here when the framing and flashing are right.
Will I need a permit?+
Usually yes if the deck is attached to the house or more than 30 inches off grade. We confirm with the jurisdiction before we start.
Ready to get started?
Free, written estimates.
Tell us about the project. We walk the property with you, talk through options, and follow up with a line-item quote.