Outdoor Living — Pergolas & Decks

Bring the craftsmanship outside.

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The Craft

The Front Range practically lives outdoors half the year. We build the cedar pergolas, decks, and timber structures that turn a backyard into a destination — exposed beams, tongue-and-groove ceilings, built-in benches — all in weather-tough wood, joined to last through Colorado seasons.

How We Work

From first visit to final fit

Consult

We start on-site — listening to how you live in the space, taking careful measurements, and understanding what you want it to become.

Design

We turn it into clear drawings and material selections, so you can see and sign off on every detail before a board is cut.

Build

Each piece is crafted by hand with the joinery the job calls for — measured twice, built once, and checked at every step.

Install

We fit, scribe, and finish on-site so the final result looks like it was always part of the home.

Materials & Joinery

Built from the right stuff

The materials and methods we reach for on a project like this.

Cedar and structural timber, with composite decking options
Exposed timber beams and posts with real joinery
Tongue-and-groove pergola and patio ceilings
Hidden fasteners for clean, splinter-free surfaces
Built-in benches, planters, and integrated lighting
Code-compliant footings engineered for snow load and wind

The Details

Where the craftsmanship shows

Timber-framed to last

Posts, beams, and rafters are sized and joined for real structure — not a kit — so a pergola or deck stands solid through wind, sun, and heavy mountain snow.

Ceilings that finish the space

A tongue-and-groove ceiling under a pergola or covered patio turns an open frame into an outdoor room, warm overhead and finished like the inside of the house.

Built for snow load and sun

We detail the footings, flashing, fasteners, and finishes for Colorado's freeze-thaw and intense UV, so the structure ages gracefully instead of greying out and loosening.

Common Questions

Good to know

Cedar or composite?

Both have a place — cedar for natural beauty and structure, composite for low-maintenance decking surfaces. We'll help you choose the right mix for your budget and exposure.

Do you handle permits and footings?

Yes — we engineer code-compliant footings and pull the required permits so the structure is safe, inspected, and built to last.

Can you tie into my existing deck or home?

Absolutely — we integrate new pergolas and decks with existing structures and the home's rooflines so the addition looks original.

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