Cascadia Deck & Fence of Seattle
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About us

Builders for the Northwest’s weather.

We make composite decks and fences for Seattle and King County homes, from an office in Interbay. Everything we build starts with one question: what will the rain do to it?

01 — What we focus on

Decks first, fences alongside.

 

Our main work is composite decking: planning, framing and building decks that stay comfortable and good-looking with little upkeep. We also build cedar and pressure-treated decks, repair and resurface older ones, and put up wood and metal fences and gates. Keeping the list short lets us be good at each part of it.

02 — How we work with you

Three things you can count on.

Clear written estimates

Scope, materials and options set out in writing, in language that doesn’t need a contractor to translate it.

Tidy sites

Materials stacked neatly, offcuts cleared, and your yard left as we found it, apart from the new deck or fence.

Straight answers

If a repair will do, we say so. If wood suits you better than composite, we say that too.

03 — Why composite first

A choice made for this climate.

 

We didn’t choose to lead with composite because it’s fashionable. We lead with it because, in a place where outdoor wood spends half the year damp, a surface that doesn’t absorb water solves more problems than any stain can. Homeowners here want to use their decks in April and October, not spend those months refinishing them.

That said, we’re not dogmatic. Cedar is beautiful and belongs in the Northwest, and there are yards and budgets where it’s the better answer. The point is to match the material to the site and the person, then build the part you can’t see as carefully as the part you can.

04 — The work

Careful hands, sound frames.

A carpenter in a linen shirt driving a screw into framing lumber with a cordless drill, tall pines behind him
Stock photo, shown for illustration.

What we believe about building here

A deck in the Pacific Northwest has to survive long stretches of rain, cool shade and very little drying time, then handle a few weeks of strong summer sun. We think that calls for rot-resistant surfaces, frames protected from water, generous drainage and air beneath. It isn’t glamorous, but it’s what makes a deck last.

You can read more about that thinking in our guide to deck care in Seattle and on the process page.

05 — Where to find us

Interbay, Seattle.

Our office is at 2530 15th Ave W, Ste 21, Seattle, WA 98119, between Queen Anne and Magnolia. We work throughout Seattle and King County; see the full list of service areas.

Ready when the weather is.

Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll arrange a free visit to measure, look and talk it through.

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