Decks & Pergolas
Decks and pergolas finish what the hardscape starts: shade over the table, a level platform off the back door, and a place to hang lights.
- Free on-site estimates
- Daily clean-up
- Based in Richmond, CA
Free decks & pergolas estimate
Tell us about your project. We'll call you back to schedule an on-site visit.
Built right, start to finish
Many of our backyard projects combine a paver or concrete patio with a deck or pergola. Building them together means the heights line up, the stairs land where they should and drainage works for both.
We build in redwood and cedar for a classic look, and in composite decking for low maintenance and no splinters.
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Redwood & cedar decks
Ground-level and raised decks with clean fascia and stairs.
Composite decks
Low-maintenance boards with hidden fasteners.
Freestanding pergolas
Pergolas over patios and dining areas.
Attached pergolas
Pergolas tied into the house or deck for shade off the kitchen.
Deck stairs & railings
Stairs that land on a patio or path.
Outdoor kitchen areas
Space and structure planned around a grill or BBQ island.
How we build it
Design
We set size, height and layout with your patio and yard in mind.
Permits & footings
We confirm permit requirements and pour or set footings.
Framing
Posts, beams and joists are installed with proper hardware.
Decking or rafters
Boards or pergola rafters are installed and trimmed clean.
Finish
Stain or seal for wood, final clean-up and walk-through.
Choose your finish
We'll bring samples to your estimate and help you pick colors and patterns that suit your home.
- Redwood
- Western red cedar
- Composite decking
- Stain and sealer
- Integrated lighting
- Shade cloth and string light hooks
Decks & Pergolas near you
We install decks & pergolas throughout the East Bay, Marin and San Francisco.
- Richmond
- East Richmond Heights
- North Richmond
- El Cerrito
- El Sobrante
- San Pablo
- Pinole
- Hercules
- Rodeo
- Crockett
- Montalvin Manor
- Bayview
- Tara Hills
- Rollingwood
- Orinda
- Albany
- Berkeley
- Emeryville
- Oakland
- Piedmont
- San Rafael
- San Anselmo
- Novato
- Corte Madera
- Mill Valley
- Tamalpais-Homestead Valley
- Marin City
- Sausalito
- Tiburon
- San Francisco
Decks & Pergolas questions
Do decks need a permit?
Raised decks, decks attached to the house and larger structures usually need a permit. Rules differ by city, so we confirm what's required for your address.
Wood or composite?
Redwood and cedar look natural and cost less upfront but need regular sealing. Composite costs more upfront and needs very little maintenance.
Can you build a pergola over an existing patio?
Often yes. We check the slab or pavers and add proper footings for the posts.