Covered deck with an outdoor fireplace and composite decking

Decks built right where they meet the house.

Wood, composite, and walking-deck systems. Proper ledger flashing, code-current structure, written scope, fixed price.

The ledger is the most important board on the deck.

Get it right or rebuild the wall it dumped water into.

Most of the water-damage projects we open behind a deck were caused by the same thing: a ledger flashed over the wrong layer of weather-resistive barrier, or no flashing at all. As a stucco-led contractor, we have seen the downstream cost of bad deck ledgers more times than we can count. Every deck we build or repair gets the ledger detail done correctly: lapped over the house wrap, kicked out at the ends, and counter-flashed under the cladding.

Covered deck with stone columns and composite decking

What we build and repair.

Pressure-treated wood decks (cedar accents on request). Composite decks (Trex, TimberTech, and equivalents). PVC and walking-deck membrane systems above living space. Railing systems including cable, aluminum picket, glass, and matched composite. Stairs, lighting integration, and built-in benches or planters. Ledger reflashes and structural rebuilds on existing decks where the surface has more life than the structure.

We routinely pair deck scopes with stucco or siding work since the ledger detail crosses both trades. Doing it once, in one mobilization, is faster and cleaner than splitting it.

Deck process detail

Our deck process.

Six stages. Written scope. Fixed price.

1. Free walkthrough. We look at the existing deck or footprint, the wall behind it, and the ledger detail if there is one. Moisture readings on suspect walls.

2. Material walkthrough and pricing. Wood versus composite versus PVC with samples on site. You receive a fixed price with a written scope of work.

3. Permits and prep. We pull permits when the deck height or attachment requires it and stage materials.

4. Footings, framing, ledger. Code-current footings, framing, and the most important detail on the project: a properly flashed ledger lapped over the weather-resistive barrier and counter-flashed under the cladding.

5. Decking, railings, finishes. Surface boards, railings, lighting, stairs, and any built-ins in the scope.

6. Walkthrough and warranty. Final inspection, permit close-out, and a written workmanship warranty plus the manufacturer warranty on the material.

Testimonials

What clients say after the warranty walkthrough.

Stucco, exterior, and interior renovation across Snohomish County and the Eastside.

Homeowner, Everett

Stucco repair, North Everett

Found water damage behind our stucco that two other contractors had missed. They opened the wall, fixed the framing, rebuilt the assembly, and the whole thing was done on the price they quoted.

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Homeowner, Bellevue

Kitchen remodel, West Bellevue

Schedule held week to week, the crew on site Monday was the same crew on site Friday, and the final price matched the contract. We have already signed them for the primary bath next year.

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Homeowner, Lynnwood

Whole-home repaint, Alderwood Manor

The prep took longer than the paint, which they had warned us about up front. Three years in and the paint still looks like it did the day they finished.

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Homeowner, Mukilteo

Siding replacement, Harbour Pointe

They replaced the underlayment and added flashing details the original install had skipped. Walked us through every change order with photos before the work happened.

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Property Manager, Everett

Multi-family exterior, downtown Everett

Pulled permits, ran the project on schedule, closed everything out clean. Communication was the best we have had on a multi-family job in years.

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Decks, answered.

The questions we get asked the most on deck walkthroughs across Snohomish County and the Eastside.

Pressure-treated wood is the most affordable option and the right call when budget is the constraint. Composite (Trex, TimberTech, or equivalent) is our default recommendation for most projects: it holds up to our climate, the maintenance is light, and the look has improved a lot in the last decade. PVC makes sense above living space or where the deck doubles as a roof. We walk through the trade-offs in person rather than pushing one material.

Deck walkthrough? Free.

In-person inspection, material samples, written scope, fixed price. We get the ledger right because everything downstream depends on it.