01On-site consultationWe review the existing property, access points, grade, sunlight, privacy, furniture needs, traffic flow, and how your household wants to use the outdoor space.
02Design & material planningThe deck size, shape, elevations, board direction, stairs, railings, colors, and finish details are organized around the home and your priorities.
03Measure & verify conditionsWe document the house connection, ground conditions, utilities, doors, windows, rooflines, and other site constraints that influence the structure.
04Prepare the project areaLandscaping, siding, walkways, and nearby finishes are protected while access, material staging, and debris control are established.
05Remove the existing deckFor replacement projects, worn decking, railings, stairs, framing, and failed supports are removed so hidden structural conditions can be evaluated.
06Lay out the foundationFooting and support locations are carefully positioned to create a stable base and keep the finished deck aligned with the home and yard.
07Build the structural framePosts, beams, ledgers, joists, blocking, and connectors are assembled into a rigid structure with close attention to spans, fastening, and load paths.
08Flash & manage waterHouse connections and vulnerable framing areas are detailed to move water away from the structure and help protect the deck and surrounding exterior.
09Install the deckingDeck boards are laid out for consistent spacing, clean lines, secure fastening, and a finished pattern that complements the scale of the space.
10Build stairs & railingsSteps, landings, guards, handrails, and transitions are integrated with the deck so movement feels comfortable and the details look intentional.
11Complete the finish detailsFascia, skirting, trim, hardware, gates, and other selected features are completed for a cohesive appearance from every visible angle.
12Inspect, clean & reviewWe check the structure, fasteners, walking surfaces, stairs, railings, and finish work, then clean the site and review the completed deck with you.