Composite Decks in Crestline, CA
Less Upkeep, Built for Snow

Most people asking about composite decks in Crestline are tired of the upkeep on wood. Every spring it needs sanding, staining or new boards. Splinters, cupping and gray boards come back fast at this elevation. You are in the right place. We build composite decks over framing made for snow, and putting the effort into the frame is what makes a low-upkeep deck last.

When You Need Composite Decks

Composite is a good fit if you want a deck that needs little care, will not splinter and holds its color better than wood. It is popular for rentals and second homes, where nobody wants to spend weekends staining.

If your current wood deck has boards that are cupping, splitting or rotting, but the frame underneath is sound, new composite decking may be an option. If the frame is failing, the deck needs more than new boards.

Composite still needs solid framing. It is the frame that carries the snow, so that is where we put the work.

Our Composite Decks Process

We look at the site or the existing deck and talk about size, layout and the look you want. Composite comes in a range of colors and styles, and we help you pick one that suits the house.

We build or check the framing first, with footings, posts and joists sized for snow and spaced right for composite boards. Then we install the decking, stairs and rails. In Sugarloaf, we built a composite deck and bench around a mature pine instead of cutting it down.

Timing depends on the size of the deck, permits and when materials arrive. We will tell you with the estimate.

Elevated deck with horizontal rails over a cabin porch, Sugarloaf

Composite Decks Cost in Crestline

Composite usually costs more up front than wood, but needs much less upkeep over the years. Price depends on deck size, height, the composite line you choose, railings and stairs, and the condition of any framing we reuse.

Estimates are free. After we look at the job, you get an estimate for the scope we agreed on before anything is scheduled, so you know what the work covers before it starts.

Why Choose Us

We have built composite decks across the mountains, including a full deck replacement in Crestline with new piers, framing and composite decking.

Blakeman Construction is a licensed, bonded and insured general contractor, CSLB License #907175 (B), working in the San Bernardino Mountains since 2007. Estimates are free, we handle the permits, and you can call anytime.