Deck Construction in Crestline, CA
New Decks, Framed for Snow

If you are planning deck construction in Crestline, you probably have a view worth sitting out with and no good place to do it. Maybe the lot drops away from the house and the yard is not usable. Maybe the old landing is too small for a table. You are in the right place. We build new decks on mountain lots, and planning before spring is the best way to get on the schedule for the building season.

When You Need Deck Construction

People build a new deck to get more living space outside, to reach a view, or to make a steep lot usable. A deck can also give a safer way in and out of the house where the ground falls away.

If you already have a small or failing deck, a new one may make more sense than adding on. Signs the old one is done include rot at the posts, a deck pulling away from the house and stairs that bounce.

Up here a deck has to carry real snow. That needs to be part of the design from the start, not an afterthought.

Our Deck Construction Process

We start by walking the spot with you. We look at the slope, the access, the view and how you want to use the deck. If the deck needs permits or an engineer, we handle the permits and bring in an outside engineer who knows mountain building.

Then the work goes in order. We dig the footings with our own equipment, set the piers and posts, frame the deck for snow load, and add the decking, stairs and rails. In Running Springs, we built three levels of decks with block stairs and grab rails on a steep lot.

Timing depends on the size of the deck, the permits and the weather. We will give you a straight answer with the estimate.

Measuring concrete pier heights before framing a deck, Running Springs

Deck Construction Cost in Crestline

Deck cost depends on the size, the height off the ground, the slope, the number of stairs, the decking and railing you choose, and how hard the site is to reach.

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

Our own crew does the whole job, from the footings to the last rail, and we own the excavator and track loader that dig the footings. Nothing waits on a rental or another trade.

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.