
Decks, fences, pergolas and hardscape built to be looked at every day — quoted in winter, built before summer.
Most projects become two. We'd rather you didn't have to find a second company.
Composite and cedar with picture-frame borders and hidden fasteners.
Cedar, horizontal and ornamental steel, set below frost line every time.
Engineered structures that survive Front Range wind, permitted where needed.
Engineered block and boulder walls with drainage done behind them.
Paver and flagstone patios on a base built for our freeze-thaw cycle.
Rebuilding the deck somebody else built, and keeping it looking new.
A few of the jobs we have finished this season.
Jesse's portfolio is mostly close-ups: the mitred border, the hidden fastener, the gate hardware, the post base. Wide shots of finished decks all look the same. The difference between a deck that's still true in year ten and one that isn't is in details you can only see from three feet away.
Quoted in January, built in April, and two neighbours have used them since.
The gate still closes perfectly three winters later. My last fence lasted one.
They did the deck, then the wall, then the patio. Never had to find anybody else.
We measure, talk materials, and show you the joinery details in person.
Decide indoors in January, and you're on the spring build schedule.
Own crews, permits pulled, ten-year structural warranty.
Design visits are free and the spring schedule fills by March.
Send a photo of the space and roughly what you're imagining.