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Deck contractor · Redmond, WA

Deck Contractor in Redmond, WA

From soft boards to a full rebuild, we make your deck safe and good-looking again. Soft boards, wobbly railings and a dark line where the deck meets the house usually mean water has reached the joists or the ledger. We check the whole structure first, repair what can be saved and rebuild what cannot, with flashed ledgers, taped joists and posts that stay dry. We serve homeowners across Redmond and nearby Sammamish and Woodinville.

Licensed, bonded & insured · 24-Month Workmanship Warranty · Free on-site estimate
Before: Worn entry stairsBefore
After: Rebuilt stairs with new railingAfter

Rebuilt stairs with new railing

Redmond homes

Why deck repair comes up so often in Redmond

Attached wood decks are standard on Redmond homes from the 1970s through 90s, and many are now old enough that the framing is failing even if the surface was replaced. On Education Hill and in Bear Creek, decks under trees grow moss and stay slick and wet. We commonly find rotted ledgers, joist hangers rusted through, and posts decaying at grade. We replace damaged framing, add ledger flashing and new hardware, and rebuild stairs and railings for safety. For a full replacement, we build with cedar or composite and design the frame for Redmond’s damp, shaded conditions.

Redmond grew quickly from the 1970s onward, and its housing reflects that. Education Hill and Grass Lawn are full of 1970s and 80s two-story homes and split-levels, many with cedar or hardboard lap siding and attached wood decks. Idylwood and the slopes toward Lake Sammamish have a mix of older cabins converted to year-round homes and newer view houses. Bear Creek and the hills to the east have larger 1980s through 2000s homes on wooded lots. Downtown and Overlake have added many townhomes and apartments in the last two decades, often with small balconies and mixed siding materials.

The Sammamish River valley runs through the middle of Redmond, and cool air and fog settle there on winter mornings, keeping lower walls and decks wet longer. The surrounding hills, especially Education Hill and the Bear Creek area, are heavily wooded, so many homes sit in shade for most of the day. Rain comes in long, steady stretches rather than short bursts. Wood that never fully dries between storms is the pattern behind much of the rot we find, along with moss on roof edges and decks.

Our crew comes out from our Woodinville office, and we also work in nearby Sammamish, Woodinville, Kirkland and Bellevue.

Warning signs

When to call about deck repair in Redmond

  • Posts that are cracked or sit directly on soil or concrete
  • Rusted hangers, nails or bolts
  • A gap or dark stains where the deck meets the house
  • Railings that wobble or are below code height
  • Boards that flex, crack or feel soft
Our process

Our deck repair process, step by step

1

Walk the deck together

We check boards, joists, posts, ledger and railings and tell you honestly what can be saved.

2

Clear plan and price

A written scope with materials, photos and price before anything starts.

3

Permits when needed

We tell you if the project needs a permit and handle the details.

4

Build it right

Proper footings, hardware and ledger flashing so the deck stays solid.

5

Finish and clean up

Rails, trim and finish, then we clean the site and haul the debris.

Our work

Recent deck repair projects near Redmond

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New deck and steps
Composite deck with covered section
New entry stairs

What we do in Redmond

Covered decks

Roofed sections so you can use the deck through the rainy months.

Ledger flashing

The flashing between deck and house that keeps the wall from rotting.

Deck repair

Replace soft boards, rotted joists and loose railings, and re-secure the ledger.

Stairs and railings

Solid stringers and treads and code-height railings.

Full deck rebuild

New framing, footings and hardware when the structure is past saving.

New composite decks

Low-maintenance composite boards with hidden fasteners and modern rails.

Local know-how

Neighborhoods and permits in Redmond

Education Hill homes stay shaded under big trees, and the damage concentrates at north walls, fascia and decks. Grass Lawn and Overlake have more sun but older flashing details, so window sills and roof-to-wall joints fail first. Idylwood, close to Lake Sammamish, sees moisture at lower siding and docks or stairs near the water. Out toward Bear Creek, larger homes with tall walls and big decks carry the most exposed surface.

Swapping out a few rotted siding boards or a small section of trim like-for-like often doesn’t need a permit. Replacing joists, posts or wall framing, building a new deck, or residing a large wall is a different story. Our office contacts the City of Redmond ahead of time, files what is required, and lines up inspections so the homeowner isn’t stuck chasing paperwork.

Compare

Decking materials for our wet climate

DeckingTypical life hereCare it needsFeel and look
Pressure-treated pineAbout 15 years, more with regular careWash and seal every 2–3 yearsClassic wood that weathers to grey
CedarAround 15–20 years with careClean and re-stain every 2–3 yearsWarm color, soft natural grain
Composite25 years or moreRinse and wash a couple of times a yearWood-look boards, no splinters
PVC30 years or moreRinse and wash a couple of times a yearLight, cool underfoot, resists stains
Pricing

What deck repair typically costs in Redmond

ProjectTypical scopePrice rangeTimeline
Deck repairReplace boards, a railing section or stairs on solid framing$1,500 – $5,0001–3 days
Small new deckAbout 150–250 sq ft, one level, simple railing$12,000 – $22,0001–2 weeks
Medium new deckAbout 250–400 sq ft, stairs and composite boards$20,000 – $38,0002–3 weeks
Large or multi-level deck400+ sq ft, multiple levels, cover or premium railing$38,000 – $70,000+3–5 weeks

These are typical 2026 ranges we see for deck repair in Redmond and nearby cities. Your price depends on what we find once the area is open, access and height, and the materials you choose. Every estimate is free, in writing and based on an on-site inspection with photos.

Guide

Deck contractor in Redmond: cost and timing

Most common causes

Old hardware

Rusted nails, hangers and bolts lose their hold, which makes railings and stairs loose and unsafe.

Posts sitting in water

Posts buried in soil or set flat on concrete wick water up and rot from the base.

Tops of joists staying wet

Water sits on top of joists under each board. Without joist tape, the framing rots long before the decking looks bad.

What drives the price in Redmond

Deck work in Redmond is priced by size, height, the condition of the framing and the materials you choose. Replacing boards and railings on solid framing costs much less than a full rebuild, and composite costs more up front than wood but saves on upkeep. After the free inspection you get a written price with options.

Typical timeline

Board and railing repairs usually take a few days. A full rebuild or new deck typically takes one to three weeks, plus any permit time.

Warranty

Backed by a 24-month workmanship warranty

Written scope

You know exactly what is included before work starts, with photos of what we found.

Our own crew

The people who quote your job are the people who do it, start to finish.

Clean site daily

Debris is hauled away and your yard is left the way we found it.

24 months covered

If our workmanship fails within two years, we come back and make it right.

Reviews

What homeowners near Redmond say

“We're extremely pleased with the work Alex and the team completed on our home. They gave the entire exterior a fresh new look with new siding, renovated our front porch, and built an additional side porch and back deck. They also replaced several of our…”
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Casey D.
Google review · Sep 2026
“I hired Eco Home Repair to fix my front steps and landing, which had become badly rotted and unsafe. Alex was fantastic to work with from start to finish with great communication, clear expectations, and always responsive. The project included decking…”
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Steven B.
Google review · Apr 2026
“These guys are amazing. Need a deck rebuilt in a 'difficult area to access' and they knocked it out of the park. Clean, professional and on time. I have also referred them to friends.”
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Lance K.
Google review · Jun 2026

5.0 average from 106 reviews on Google, Thumbtack, Angi, HomeAdvisor and Yelp. Read our reviews on Google.

FAQ

Questions Redmond homeowners ask about deck repair

Is fog in the Sammamish Valley part of Redmond really a problem for siding?
It can be. Cool, damp air settles in the valley on many winter mornings, and siding and decks on lower lots stay wet longer. Combined with shade from trees, that slow drying gives rot a head start. We look closely at north and low walls during inspections for homes near the valley floor.
Do you build composite decks in Redmond?
Yes. We build with composite decking on treated framing with joist tape, hidden fasteners and composite or metal railings.
Do I need a permit for deck work in Redmond?
New decks and most structural rebuilds need a permit. We tell you if your project needs one and handle the details.
Can you replace just the railing or stairs?
Yes. Railings and stairs are common standalone jobs, and we check the framing they attach to while we are there.
Can my deck be repaired or does it need to be rebuilt?
If the posts, beams and most joists are solid, we can usually replace boards, railings and a few joists. If the ledger or framing is rotted, a rebuild is safer. We show you what we find.
How long does a wood deck last in our climate?
With good framing and regular care, many decks last 15 to 25 years. Decks without ledger flashing or joist protection often fail sooner.
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  • 24-month workmanship warranty

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Tell us what you're seeing. We usually reply the same day.

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We inspect the damage on-site, show you photos of what we find and give you a written price before any work starts.

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