A layout that works
Plan seating, stairs and easy access to your yard.
Loomis, Sacramento & the Bay Area
Make room for life outside. A custom deck planned around your yard, your daily routine and the materials you love.



Plan seating, stairs and easy access to your yard.
Compare composite and wood with upkeep in mind.
Discuss railings, fascia and stairs before work begins.
Agree on the size, materials and scope in writing.
Talk through how you want to use your outdoor space.
Compare surfaces, railings and maintenance needs.
Confirm the layout, framing and written scope.
Build, clean up and review the finished deck.

Compare the look, upkeep and budget. We will define the materials and preparation in your written estimate.
A lower-maintenance surface in a range of colors.
The supporting structure beneath your deck surface.
Natural wood with regular care and maintenance.
Access and edge details planned as part of the build.
Composite decking
Composite often reduces staining and sealing work over time.
Wood decking
Wood can provide a natural look but requires more upkeep.
Repair or rebuild review
The frame should be checked before choosing surface-only updates.
Deck construction
A new build can solve layout, stairs, railing and access together.
Plan your budget
Explore a starting range for deck construction, then confirm the scope with an on-site estimate.
Continue planning
Compare nearby service information, read the relevant homeowner guide or move directly to an estimate when you are ready.
Service FAQ
Deck construction cost depends on size, material, access, demolition, framing, railings, stairs and finish details.
Composite decking is often better for lower maintenance, while wood may fit homeowners who prefer a natural look and accept regular upkeep.
Yes. Railings, stairs, landings and access details can significantly change labor and material needs.
Yes. A rebuild starts with reviewing the existing deck, demolition needs, framing assumptions and whether the layout should change.
Yes. The calculator gives a preliminary range before a detailed site visit and helps homeowners understand the budget conversation.
Ready for the next step?
Send the basics and Build Your Dream will help define the right scope, material direction and site visit path.