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Composite and wood decks for Eastern Iowa. On time, honest price, no runaround.

Composite decking doesn't need staining, sealing, or sanding. No splinters, no rotting boards, no spring maintenance routine. It looks good from day one and stays that way.
Most manufacturers back their composite boards with a 25 to 50 year warranty. We build with wood too if that's what you want, but most folks who see composite side by side don't go back.

We sit down at your kitchen table and design it with you. Within 24 hours, you get full 3D renders of exactly what your deck will look like. We'll stake out the footprint in your yard so you can walk the real space.
You keep the renders and the plan no matter what you decide. No pressure, no games.

We know what holds up through Iowa winters and what doesn't. That's why we use aluminum railing and powder-coated hardware that won't rust, warp, or peel after a few freeze-thaw cycles.
Every material choice comes down to one question: will it still look good and work right five, ten, twenty years from now?

Thinking about adding a screen room or sunroom someday? We design your deck's footings and framing to support future additions, so you're not tearing things apart and starting over when you're ready.
A little planning now saves a lot of money later.




Composite costs more upfront but never needs staining, sealing, or sanding. No splinters, no rot, no warping. Wood is less expensive initially but needs annual maintenance and will eventually need boards replaced. Most of our customers go composite and never look back.
Most composite decking manufacturers warranty their product for 25 to 50 years. The aluminum railing and fasteners we use are equally durable. A well-built composite deck will outlast the mortgage.
A typical deck takes about one to two weeks from demo (if replacing) to final walkthrough. Larger or multi-level decks may take a bit longer. We'll give you a specific timeline at the design session.
In most cases, yes. Cedar Rapids, Marion, Iowa City, and most surrounding municipalities require a building permit for a new deck or major rebuild. We handle the permit process for you.
Sometimes, but usually no. If the existing framing and footings are solid and up to code, we can sometimes resurface. More often, starting fresh gives you a better result and a proper warranty. We'll inspect and give you an honest answer.
We build decks with future additions in mind. If there's a chance you'll want a screen room or sunroom down the road, we'll design the deck's footings and framing to support it so you're not starting over.