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Portfolio

Decks worth showing off.

A selection of recent builds across the Front Range. Each one starts with a conversation, ends with a handshake, and the photos in between are everything that happened on the way.

From the job site

More of what we’ve been building.

Decks, porches, patio covers, and railings from around the Front Range — the ones that didn’t get a full write-up, plus a few shots from the middle of the work.

  • Two-story composite deck with black aluminum railing and cedar posts over a covered lower patio
    Elevated composite deck over a covered patio
  • Composite deck with black metal railing overlooking open prairie, furnished with a fire table and Adirondack chairs
    Prairie-view deck, built for the long evenings
  • Gray composite deck and matching stair run with black aluminum railing off the back of a two-story home
    Second-story deck with a full stair run to grade
  • Wraparound composite deck under a white patio cover with timber posts and a dining set
    Patio cover and deck, wrapped around the corner
  • Two-story deck on cedar posts with black railing and a covered patio underneath
    Cedar posts, composite decking, dry space below
  • Attached patio cover with a metal roof and stained timber posts shading a concrete patio
    Patio cover that reads like it came with the house
  • Upper deck with a louvered pergola and black railing above a covered patio with a tongue-and-groove ceiling
    Deck, pergola, and a finished ceiling below
  • Elevated deck off a brick home with dark composite decking, black railing, and stairs to a stamped concrete patio
    Stairs down to the stamped patio
  • Long composite deck with black railing wrapping a cedar-sided mountain home in the pines
    Foothills wraparound — the neighbors stopped by
  • Low composite deck with black aluminum railing and wide stairs beside a stone-front home
    Low deck, wide stairs, clean edges
  • Raised deck on cedar posts with black railing and stairs, over a covered concrete patio
    Framed, decked, and railed off the walkout
  • Three-story composite deck and stair run with black railing on a white two-story home
    Two levels of deck, one long stair run
  • Angled ground-level composite deck with black railing and a separate landing pad on a green lawn
    Angled deck with a detached landing
  • Second-story deck with black railing carried on brick columns above a covered patio
    New deck framing tied into existing brick columns
  • Ground-level composite deck with black railing and a covered section with a standing-seam metal roof
    Half open, half covered
  • Covered front porch deck with cedar posts, black railing, and stairs on a mountain-style home
    Covered porch with cedar posts
  • Composite front entry stairs with black railing between stone columns on a stucco home
    Front entry stairs in composite
  • Covered front porch with gray composite decking and white railing on a blue home
    White railing, gray boards, covered porch
  • Narrow composite porch deck with black aluminum railing running along a green two-story home
    Porch run along the front of the house
  • Black aluminum railing with a composite top cap installed on a stone-columned concrete front porch
    Railing retrofit on an existing porch
  • Composite deck with black aluminum railing and steps off the back of a cream-sided home
    Back-door deck with a center step-down
  • Wide brown composite deck surface with black aluminum railing looking out over a fenced backyard
    Deck day one — nothing on it yet
  • Ground-level composite deck built around a mature tree with black aluminum railing
    Framed around the tree, not through it
  • Elevated deck with black railing and stairs on a brick home, framing complete over a lower patio
    Elevated deck off a brick two-story
  • Scaffolding set up under a three-story deck mid-rebuild on a snowy day
    Scaffolding up, snow falling, work continues
  • Weathered pressure-treated wood deck with split, cupped boards before demolition
    Before: the deck that earned its replacement

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