Denver Decks

Denver Decks We are Denver’s premium deck and patio contractor and have been proudly serving the Denver Metro area for more than 35 years.

The red lattice was the last thing holding this one together, and it wasn't holding anything.Two-story deck in The Piner...
09/10/2026

The red lattice was the last thing holding this one together, and it wasn't holding anything.

Two-story deck in The Pinery, Parker. Original red wood, 20-some years old, lattice skirting rotted at the ground, stair stringers flexing under a normal step. The homeowners had stopped using the upper level entirely.

We rebuilt it as three connected decks: the main level off the kitchen, a garden-level landing at the bottom of the new stairs, and a small balcony off the master suite. Fiberon Tuscan Villa decking, black metal railing, cedar posts, new concrete pads under the stair runs.

Same footprint. Completely different house to live in. 🔨

Every deck we build carries a 2-year warranty, and you don't pay a dime until it's done and you're happy with it.

What's the oldest part of your deck right now — the boards or the stairs?

📞 (303) 730-9642 — ask for Paul.

42 Labor Days. Same family. Same city. 🔨 We started building decks in Denver in 1984. Every Labor Day since, we have tho...
09/07/2026

42 Labor Days. Same family. Same city. 🔨

We started building decks in Denver in 1984. Every Labor Day since, we have thought about the same thing — somewhere out there, a table like this one is full, and somebody built the deck it is sitting on.

Today is for the people who do that work. Framers, finish carpenters, concrete crews, the guys who show up at 6:30 in the cold and build something that outlasts them. Ours included.

That is the whole point of it. Not the boards. The evening.

Thanks for 40+ years, Denver. Happy Labor Day from all of us at Denver Decks.

September is the best grilling month in Colorado and almost nobody says it out loud. 🔥Sixty-five and sunny. No afternoon...
09/06/2026

September is the best grilling month in Colorado and almost nobody says it out loud. 🔥

Sixty-five and sunny. No afternoon storm at 3pm. Bugs are done. The light in the evening is worth standing outside for.

This Parker build put the grill on the covered patio underneath the deck, so it works in September and it still works in a January snow. The deck above stays clear for the table.

That is usually the conversation we end up having — not "how big" but "where does everybody actually stand."

If you have been putting the backyard off, this is a good weekend to walk it and think about it. We are booking builds that finish this fall.

Free on-site estimate, no money down. Call Paul at (303) 730-9642. ☎️

What is on your grill this weekend?

The roof was fine. The floor under it was twenty years of Colorado sun.Highlands Ranch. The covered porch structure was ...
09/05/2026

The roof was fine. The floor under it was twenty years of Colorado sun.

Highlands Ranch. The covered porch structure was solid, so we left it alone and replaced everything you actually stand on — all of the decking, top to bottom, in Fiberon Good Life Tuscan Villa.

Then we made it bigger. A custom step-down extension off the covered section, with inset stairs down to a new gray concrete sidewalk we poured, and a matching gate at the top of the stairs.

Faux stone columns to match the ones already on the house. Good Life Bungalow fascia wrapping the whole thing. TimberTech black Fulton metal railing throughout.

Front porches are the one part of your house every neighbor sees every day. Worth getting right.

Free on-site estimate, no money down. Call Paul at (303) 730-9642.

09/03/2026

The old deck held a grill and two chairs. Now it runs the whole end of the house — with a roof over it. 🏠

Parker, CO. Expanded the deck, then covered it. Finished ceiling, can lights, outdoor fan.

Free estimate, no money down. Link in bio.

The old deck held a grill and two chairs. That was about it.Now it runs the entire left end of the house — and it has a ...
09/03/2026

The old deck held a grill and two chairs. That was about it.

Now it runs the entire left end of the house — and it has a roof.

This Parker project started as a small second-story deck off the sliding doors. Fine for stepping outside. Useless for actually hosting anybody, and unusable half the day once the afternoon sun came around.

So we did both things at once. We expanded the deck across the full length of that end of the home, then built a covered structure over it, tied into the existing roofline so it reads as original construction instead of an addition.

Wood posts and railing on the new section. Finished ceiling with recessed can lights and an outdoor fan, because shade without airflow is just a warm box. The existing stair run down to the patio stayed right where it was.

Same house. Several times the usable outdoor space.

Outgrown your deck? Free on-site estimate, no money down. Call Paul at (303) 730-9642.

A roof gets you through August. The fireplace is what gets you through October. 🔥This covered deck has a cedar accent wa...
08/28/2026

A roof gets you through August. The fireplace is what gets you through October. 🔥

This covered deck has a cedar accent wall, a linear electric fireplace, a mounted TV and a fan overhead — so it works at 95 degrees in July and at 45 degrees on a Broncos Sunday.

The wiring for all of it went in while the wall was open. That's the part people don't think about until it's too late: run the circuits during the build, not after, or you're looking at surface conduit on a brand new cedar wall.

Electricians, carpenters and roofers are all in-house here, so the fan, the TV circuit and the fireplace get planned into the framing from day one.

Insured to $2 million, and no money down — you pay when the work is done.

What would you put on that wall — a TV, or just the fire? Call Paul at (303) 730-9642 for a free on-site estimate. 🔨

TimberTech, Fiberon, Deckorators — after 40 years of installing all three, here's the honest difference. 🪵They are all c...
08/27/2026

TimberTech, Fiberon, Deckorators — after 40 years of installing all three, here's the honest difference. 🪵

They are all capped composite. They will all outlast a wood deck in Colorado. Where they split is how they're built and what you're paying for.

TimberTech Prime+ and the Dark Cocoa and Coconut Husk colors hold their look under high-altitude UV about as well as anything we install. Deep, consistent grain. It's usually the pick when the deck is the view.

Fiberon Good Life — Bungalow, Tuscan Villa — gives you a warmer, more natural board at a friendlier number. A lot of our two-story rebuilds land here.

Deckorators Summit is the one to know about for surface grip. Mineral-based core, more dimensionally stable in our swings from 20° to 90°, and it doesn't get slick.

The truth nobody selling decking will tell you: the framing under it matters more than the brand on top. 🔨

Footings at frost depth. Proper drainage. Correct span. That's what decides whether you're happy in year twelve.

Since 1984. No money down. ✅

Call Paul at 303-730-9642 for more information about what product would be the best for your deck!
https://www.denverdecks.com/deck-construction

The white paint was doing a lot of work on this Westminster deck. Under it, the framing was done. 🔨Old 4x4 posts, a stai...
08/26/2026

The white paint was doing a lot of work on this Westminster deck. Under it, the framing was done. 🔨

Old 4x4 posts, a stair run that wouldn't pass an inspection today, and firewood stacked underneath where water sat all winter.

We tore it down to dirt and rebuilt it. New footings at frost depth, laminated cedar posts, Deckorators Summit Cliffside composite decking, black metal railing, and a new stair run down to the concrete patio with a real landing.

Same backyard. No more scraping and repainting every spring.

Building in this climate since 1984, and no money down — you don't pay until it's finished and you're happy with it.

Wondering how much life your old deck actually has left? Call Paul at (303) 730-9642 for a free look.

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