Deck Builder in River Falls, WI
Decks built for Wisconsin winters and long summer nights.
Deck Building
A deck lives outside year-round through frost heave, snow load and summer sun. What holds it up matters as much as what you walk on.
We build on properly sized footings and framing, then finish with composite or wood decking, railings and stairs that look clean and stay solid for years.
What’s included
Every trade it takes, scheduled and managed by one team.
- 1
Design & layout
Sizing, levels and stair placement planned around how you’ll use it.
- 2
Footings & framing
Frost-depth footings and framing built to code.
- 3
Composite & wood decking
Low-maintenance composite or classic cedar and treated lumber.
- 4
Railings
Aluminum, composite, cable or wood railing systems.
- 5
Stairs & landings
Comfortable rise and run with solid, safe connections.
- 6
Repairs & replacements
Re-decking, railing upgrades and rebuilds of failing decks.
From our job sites
Recent deck building work
Real projects by our crew around River Falls and the St. Croix Valley. Tap any photo to see it larger.
What affects the cost of deck building
Every project is different, which is why we price from an on-site walkthrough instead of a one-size-fits-all number. These are the biggest factors.
- Size & height
- Larger and raised decks need more footings, framing and railing.
- Decking material
- Composite costs more up front than wood but needs far less upkeep.
- Railing system
- Aluminum, cable, composite and wood railings vary in price.
- Stairs & levels
- Multi-level designs and long stair runs add labor and material.
Deck Building near you
We build decks across River Falls, Hudson, North Hudson, Somerset and Prescott, and in Woodbury, Stillwater and Lakeland, on frost-depth footings sized for St. Croix Valley winters and snow loads.
- River Falls
- Hudson
- Prescott
- Ellsworth
- New Richmond
- Roberts
- Woodbury
- Hastings
- Cottage Grove
- Stillwater
One point of contact
You’ll deal with Kyle from the first walkthrough to the last punch-list item.
- In-house painters & framers
- Free on-site estimate
- Line-item written pricing
- Fully insured
- 1-year craftsmanship guarantee
“10 out of 10! Great guy and hard worker!”
Good questions
Something else on your mind? Call (715) 531-8465 and ask Kyle directly.
Composite or wood: which should I choose?
Composite costs more up front but needs far less maintenance. Wood costs less and looks classic but needs regular sealing. We’ll walk you through both on site.
Do decks need permits?
Most attached and raised decks require a permit. We handle permitting and inspections when they’re required.
When is the best time to build a deck?
Spring and summer book up fast. Reaching out in fall or winter is the best way to get on the schedule early.
Can you replace just the decking on my existing deck?
If the framing is sound, yes. We’ll inspect the structure first and let you know honestly whether it’s worth keeping.
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Free on-site estimates
Get on the deck schedule early.
We’ll come out, walk the space with you and give you a straight answer on scope, timeline and cost. No pressure, no runaround.