Custom decks designed for beauty, strength and value
New and replacement decks designed for Loveland's foothills wind, heavy spring snow and freeze-thaw cycles, in wood or low-maintenance composite.

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Super Service Award 2025A deck in Loveland has to handle a lot more than summer cookouts. Heavy, wet spring snow can sit on boards and railings for days, adding real weight to the framing. Wind sweeping out of the foothills pushes on railings, privacy screens and pergolas. Repeated freeze-thaw cycles can heave poorly set footings and loosen fasteners year after year. We design every new deck with those forces in mind, sizing joists and beams for snow load, setting footings below the frost line so posts stay put and adding bracing where wind exposure demands it. The result is a deck that feels solid underfoot and keeps its shape through many Northern Colorado winters, instead of developing bouncy spots, leaning rails or popped boards after a few seasons.
The connection between a deck and your home is one of the most important details in the whole project. Water that gets behind a poorly flashed ledger board can rot the rim joist and siding, and freeze-thaw cycles make that damage spread faster. We install proper flashing and joist tape at the ledger, use correctly sized structural fasteners and keep a drainage gap so moisture can escape. Galvanized or coated hardware resists the corrosion that comes with melting snow and treated lumber. When replacing an older deck, we inspect the house framing behind it and repair any hidden damage before building again. Doing this part right keeps your new deck safe and protects the value of the home it is attached to.
Loveland homes come in many styles, and each deck should suit the house it serves. Behind historic downtown homes, we often build modest, traditional decks or porches with painted railings that blend with the original architecture. In the 1990s and 2000s subdivisions, many original decks are reaching the end of their life, with cracked boards, wobbly stairs and corroded hardware, and owners want a safer, larger replacement. Golf-course properties around Mariana Butte frequently call for multi-level decks, wide stairs and upscale railing systems that make the most of the view. We help you choose between pressure-treated lumber, cedar and composite decking based on sun exposure and how much maintenance you want to take on.
Every project starts with a visit to your property, where we talk through how you want to use the space, measure the yard and look at sun and wind exposure. You receive a written estimate describing materials, layout and timeline. We handle permit requirements, call for utility locates and keep you updated each day once construction begins. Because our team also stains and paints, a wood deck can be finished and sealed by the same crew as soon as the lumber is ready. Loveland is a straightforward drive south from our Fort Collins office on US-287 or I-25, so site visits and inspections fit easily into the schedule. We finish with a walkthrough to make sure every board, rail and stair is right.
Details make a deck safe and enjoyable to use. Railings are built to the correct height and spacing and anchored solidly enough to resist wind and people leaning on them. Stairs get consistent rise and run, sturdy stringers and slip-resistant treads, which matters when snow or frost lingers on cold mornings. Many Loveland homeowners add lighting along steps and posts, built-in benches or a pergola for afternoon shade. We can also include skirting to keep wind-blown leaves and animals out from underneath. If you choose wood, we can stain the deck as soon as the lumber is ready, and if you choose composite, we will walk you through simple care so it stays looking new.
Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you promptly. Estimates are always free and no-obligation.
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