There's a reason cedar has been the Northwest's deck of choice for generations. Western Red Cedar is naturally beautiful, naturally rot- and insect-resistant, and it feels warm underfoot in a way no other material quite matches.
We build custom cedar decks the way they should be built — tight, even board spacing, clean picture-frame borders, and a structure underneath engineered to carry it for decades in our wet climate. Left to weather it silvers gracefully; sealed, it keeps that rich cedar tone.
Get a free estimate →Warm tone and real wood grain that composite imitates but never quite matches.
Western Red Cedar is naturally resistant to rot and insects — ideal for the wet Northwest.
A premium look at a friendlier price point than tropical hardwoods.
Let it silver naturally, or seal it to hold the rich cedar color — your call, and we’ll advise.
Real projects of this type. We add more as we build them.
To keep the rich color, plan on cleaning and re-sealing every 2–3 years. If you’re happy with a natural silver-gray, cedar weathers beautifully with minimal upkeep.
Cedar for natural warmth and a lower upfront cost; composite for near-zero maintenance. We build both and will walk you through the trade-offs for your home.
With a properly built structure and reasonable care, decades. The framing and footings underneath matter as much as the decking — and that’s where we don’t cut corners.
Tell us about your space and how you want to use it — free estimates, cedar, composite, or elevated.
