Pressure-Treated Deck Installation

What This Service Involves

Pressure-treated lumber remains the most cost-effective way to build a solid, long-lasting deck in our wet climate. The wood is factory-treated to resist rot, fungal decay, and insects, making it a dependable workhorse for both framing and decking surfaces. We build with properly rated ground-contact and above-ground lumber, fastened with hot-dipped galvanized or stainless hardware that won't corrode. It's an excellent choice for homeowners who want durability and value while keeping upfront costs in check.

Benefits

Lowest upfront cost among common decking options; Factory treatment resists rot, fungus, and insects; Widely available and quick to build with; Accepts stain once the wood has dried out; Strong structural performance for framing and surface

Our Process

1) Confirm layout, height, and budget on site; 2) Set footings and frame with ground-rated treated lumber; 3) Fasten treated deck boards with corrosion-proof hardware; 4) Install railing and complete final inspection

What Affects the Cost

Deck dimensions and height off the ground; Lumber grade and treatment rating; Hardware and fastener quality; Railing and stair configuration; Any staining or sealing add-on

Best Time of Year

We build pressure-treated decks year-round, and it's best to let the lumber dry a few weeks before staining, which favors summer finishing.