Clark County, WA
Deck Replacement & Rebuild in Clark County, WA
Full tear-out and rebuild in composite or wood, permits handled, built to Clark County code — same-day estimate, weekends included.
When repair isn't enough — a clean rebuild
If the framing is failing, the footings are shot, or you're just tired of a tired old deck, a full replacement gives you a fresh, code-built structure and the chance to switch to low-maintenance composite.
Our replacement process
- Tear-out & haul-away — we remove and dispose of the old deck cleanly.
- New footings & framing — built to current Clark County code, engineered for your load.
- Composite or wood — most replacements upgrade to Trex/composite for near-zero upkeep.
- Permits handled — we pull them and schedule inspections for you.
See real numbers in our Clark County deck cost guide.
Why Clark County Decks
Built right — and we actually respond
We respond — fast.
Same-day reply to every quote request, weekends included — because a deck project shouldn't start with three unreturned messages.
Written warranty, honored.
Our workmanship is guaranteed in writing. If it's our fault, we come back and fix it. No disappearing act.
Real prices, up front.
Most Clark County composite/Trex decks run $28–$65 per sq ft installed. We tell you before you book, not after.
Licensed, bonded & insured.
Fully licensed, bonded and insured in Washington — built to Clark County code, permits handled for you.
How it works
Our process
Same-day estimate call
We listen, ask the right questions, and give you a real price range — not a vague "it depends."
Design & materials
Pick your layout, material line, color, and railing. We help you get it right for your home and budget.
Permit & build
We pull the permit and build to Clark County code with our own crew — no rotating subs.
Final walkthrough
You're not done until you're happy. Then your written workmanship warranty kicks in.
Serving all of Clark County
Where we work
FAQ
Deck Replacement questions
When should I replace instead of repair my deck?
When the footings, ledger or main framing are rotted, undersized or failing, or when repairs would cost a large share of a rebuild. We give you an honest repair-vs-replace call.
What does a deck replacement include?
Tear-out and haul-away of the old deck, new footings and framing to current code, your choice of decking and railing, and permit and inspections handled for you.
Can I switch to composite when I replace?
Definitely — a rebuild is the ideal time to move from wood to composite/Trex and be done with sealing and staining for good.
Do you remove and dispose of the old deck?
Yes. Tear-out and haul-away are part of the job, and we leave the site clean.
Do you reuse old footings or framing?
Only if they're sound and to code. We inspect them; if they're failing or undersized, we replace them rather than build on a weak base.
How much does a deck replacement cost?
Similar to new-build ranges — $18–$35/sq ft for pressure-treated, $25–$45 for cedar, $28–$65 for composite — plus tear-out. We put an exact number in writing.
How long does a replacement take?
Most replacements run one to three weeks on-site depending on size and whether footings need replacing. We give you a fixed start date.
Do I need a permit to replace a deck?
Usually yes — replacing structure typically requires a permit, and we pull it and manage inspections.
Can you change the size or shape when rebuilding?
Yes. A rebuild is a great chance to expand, add a level, change stairs, or reshape the deck to fit how you use the space.
Will you match my house better than the old deck?
We can upgrade colors, railing and layout to match your home and current tastes — most replacements look dramatically better than what they replace.
What if you find hidden damage during tear-out?
We show you what we find and quote any additional structural work before proceeding — no surprise charges buried in the bill.
Can you replace an elevated or multi-level deck?
Yes, including hillside and multi-level rebuilds. We engineer new footings and framing for the grade and load.
Do you replace the ledger and flashing?
Yes — on a full replacement we install a properly flashed ledger to code, which is the single most important connection for safety and preventing water damage.
Is it cheaper to re-deck or fully replace?
If the framing and footings are solid, re-decking the surface is cheaper. If the structure is compromised, a full replacement is safer and better value long-term.
Will a new deck add value to my home?
Yes — a safe, modern, low-maintenance deck is a strong selling point in the PNW and expands your usable living space now.
Can you replace a deck in winter?
Yes, we build year-round. Booking a replacement in the off-season often means a faster start and a deck ready before summer.
What decking and railing options do I have on a rebuild?
The full range — pressure-treated, cedar or composite decking, and composite, aluminum, cable or glass railing. We'll help you choose for budget and style.
Do you handle HOA approvals for a rebuild?
We can provide the plans and specs you need for an HOA submission in subdivisions like those in Ridgefield; you submit to your HOA and we build to the approved design.
What's the warranty on a replacement deck?
A written workmanship warranty for as long as you own the home, plus the manufacturer's material warranty on composite products.
How do I get a replacement quote?
Send photos of your current deck and your town through the form. We'll respond the same day with next steps and a range.