Deck or Porch Builders in Tillamook, OR

Recent Job Requests for Deck Builders in Tillamook, OR

• Project Location: Tillamook, OR

  Date: 02/05/24

  Project Description: Build or replace a deck

  Comment: I would like to get an estimate for a Deck 33 by 12.
• Project Location: Tillamook, OR

  Date: 01/24/24

  Project Description: Build or replace a deck

  Comment: My deck is about 200 sf. Nothing wrong with it basically but I can’t do it alone anymore. I hired a guy to stain it and now it needs more TLC bc the stain was not oil-based. It’s peeled off and now is not protected from the Oregon coast weather! I stained it myself several years ago. I didn’t think I would ever get done. I thought never again! I’ve been thinking about replacing the top and railing with a middle-priced composite decking material but need prices and suggestions on the different kinds, etc. I believe all the support system is in good condition and won’t need replacing. The deck is around 12 years old, spaced like your suggestion…w/16 penny nail! I’m cleaning the gunk in between many times as a rule. husband was a General contractor and he was “no short-cuts” kinda guy. He died a # of yrs ago. I would like to ask when contractors do “replacement” deck projects, do they normally take the old boards? I ask bc my deck boards are still good say, for another deck for others or low-income folks. Just curious. I would chose to keep them if that’s the case. My deck needs to be taken down to the wood and protected from constant weather of the coast
• Project Location: Tillamook, OR

  Date: 01/20/24

  Project Description: Build or replace a deck

  Comment: I would like to get an estimate for a Deck 33 by 10
• Project Location: Tillamook, OR

  Date: 01/15/24

  Project Description: Build or replace a deck

  Comment: My deck is about 200 sf. Nothing wrong with it basically but I can’t do it alone anymore. I hired a guy to stain it and now it needs more TLC bc the stain was not oil-based. It’s peeled off and now is not protected from the Oregon coast weather! I stained it myself several years ago. I didn’t think I would ever get done. I thought never again! I’ve been thinking about replacing the top and railing with a middle-priced composite decking material but need prices and suggestions on the different kinds, etc. I believe all the support system is in good condition and won’t need replacing. The deck is around 12 years old, spaced like your suggestion…w/16 penny nail! I’m cleaning the gunk in between many times as a rule. husband was a General contractor and he was “no short-cuts” kinda guy. He died a # of yrs ago. I would like to ask when contractors do “replacement” deck projects, do they normally take the old boards? I ask bc my deck boards are still good say, for another deck for others or low-income folks. Just curious. I would chose to keep them if that’s the case. My deck needs to be taken down to the wood and protected from constant weather of the coast