Full Deck Rebuild
Rotted wood torn out and rebuilt as a composite deck, framed around the existing trees.
Decks, covers, cedar fencing and lap-siding exteriors from Eastside projects. These are job photos, not a stock library. More elevations get added as they are finished.
Click a photo to open it larger. Captions name the trade and the time on site.
Rotted wood torn out and rebuilt as a composite deck, framed around the existing trees.
A tired deck removed and rebuilt with gray composite boards and new framing.
Hardwood decking and stair treads over a sloped yard on a concrete foundation.
Welded steel frame going up over a composite deck, with the cover tied back to the house.
Composite deck, cable railing and a patio cover so the yard works in a light rain.
Low-maintenance composite deck framed and finished for a family backyard.
Horizontal cedar privacy fencing with even reveals, built tight to the corner.
Horizontal lap siding, a wood entry door and a stained soffit on a wooded lot.
Cable-rail deck, lap siding and large dark-framed openings on one Eastside house.
On deck photos, look at where the frame meets the wall. That joint is the first thing to fail here and the first thing we flash.
On the cedar fence and lap siding, even gaps mean the posts and the courses were set straight before anything was faced.
Some shots are mid-build on purpose — framing, a steel cover going up. That is the part a finished photo hides.
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