Oregon Deck Pros
Wide grey PVC deck with black aluminum railing looking out over a creek and the fairways beyond
Premium PVC Decks
  • No Sanding or Staining
  • Moisture-Resistant Boards
  • Splinter-Free Boards
  • Colors to Choose From

Custom Deck Building & Replacement inOregon City

Building decks for homeowners in West Linn, Lake Oswego and the Portland Metro.

What are you interested in?

300+
Decks Built
20+
Years in the Trade
Built to Last
Manufacturer Product Warranty
Free
On-Site Estimate

TimberTech Advanced PVC decking has a limited lifetime manufacturer product warranty for residential use. It covers the boards, not installation labor. Fade and stain coverage varies by collection; see the manufacturer's terms. Read the manufacturer warranties.

Spend More Time on Your Deck. Less Time Maintaining It.

Premium PVC or Wood?

Both make a deck. Think about the upkeep five years from now, too.

Weathered wood deck boards with visible grain, splits, and rusted screw heads
Deck boards in a dark brown finish with a subtle wood-grain texture and no visible fasteners

Drag to compare Premium PVC against weathered wood. We’ll help you choose the color and finish from the collection for your project.

What We Recommend

Premium PVC

  • PVC boards contain no wood fiber and resist moisture-related rot.
  • Made for rain, sun and Oregon winters
  • No staining, sanding or sealing of the boards. Follow the maker's cleaning instructions.
  • Capped to resist fading and staining. Some color change outdoors is normal.
  • Comes in a range of colors and wood-grain finishes
  • Manufacturer warranty on the boards; coverage varies by collection.
For Comparison

Wood

  • Can develop splinters and cracks as it weathers.
  • Absorbs moisture and can rot or warp over time.
  • Often needs sanding, staining or sealing every year or two.
  • Can turn gray without a protective finish.
  • Often quoted at 15 to 20 years, depending on wood, exposure and care. That's an estimate, not a guaranteed lifespan.

This compares deck boards, not the whole deck. The framing, fasteners and installation still matter. Railings and drainage are scoped separately. TimberTech Advanced PVC's manufacturer warranty covers the boards, not installation labor.

Why we love PVC decking

Three PVC deck boards in taupe, grey and brown, water beading on the surface of each

Enjoy Your Deck, Not the Upkeep.

Wood decks look great when they're new. Then Oregon weather gets involved.

Rain, sun and another winter bring more cleaning and refinishing for wood.

PVC gives you less refinishing to do. The boards still need cleaning, but you can spend more time outside enjoying them.

PVC costs more than basic wood upfront, but for something that spends its whole life outside, we think it's an upgrade worth making.

PVC boards need cleaning, and the rest of the deck still needs care. Check the framing, railings, fasteners and drainage once a year, and follow the product care instructions.

  • No staining or sealingThe boards need no yearly refinishing routine.
  • Rot-resistant boardsPVC doesn't absorb moisture like wood, which helps it resist rot.
  • Built for Oregon weatherA smart choice for rain, moisture and changing seasons.
  • Easy to cleanMost everyday messes require little more than basic cleaning.
  • Color that holds upCapped boards are made to resist fading and staining. Some change over years outdoors is normal.
  • Splinter-free boardsA smoother surface than weathered wood for bare feet, kids and pets.
  • Low-maintenance boardsNo sanding, scraping or painting the surface every few years.
  • Worth the upgradeSpend more upfront, and less of your time on upkeep later.

Real Decks. Built for Real Life.

  • Wide grey PVC deck with black aluminum railing looking out over a golf course
  • Weathered-grey PVC deck with a single chair and black aluminum railing above a paver patio
  • Light grey PVC deck with a picture-frame border and black railing overlooking open pasture
  • Corner of a pale grey PVC deck with black aluminum railing backing onto Douglas fir
  • Sand-toned PVC deck with railing posts set, on a hillside lot with a valley view
  • Grey-brown PVC deck with a contrasting inlay border alongside a red-stained home
  • Raised brown PVC deck with black aluminum railing, a wood-toned top rail and a table and chairs beside a blue home
  • Crew setting out deck framing and footings around existing maples on a Portland lot
  • Raised PVC deck with black aluminum railing and stairs along the back of a blue home
  • Recessed lighting glowing through a slatted deck cover at dusk
  • Elevated deck with black aluminum railing above a stone patio, a wide flight of lit stairs running down to the pavers
  • Low view along a brown PVC deck under a covered edge strung with lights, firs beyond the rooftop
  • Long greige PVC deck running past sliding doors with black aluminum railing and firs along the far side
  • Greige PVC deck with a dark picture-frame border stepping down to a lower level beside a brick and grey-sided home
  • Wide greige PVC deck running the length of the house, looking out over a golf course fairway
  • Angled PVC deck landing with a dark border, set above a planted bank with a creek and fairway beyond
  • Greige PVC deck laid around an existing hot tub, running up to a brick chimney and a curved brick step
  • Underside of an elevated deck with wrapped posts and fascia, black aluminum railing above and the fairway beyond
  • Roofed deck built along the side of a house, black railing, steps down to the path and a light under the eave
  • Cedar tongue-and-groove ceiling with recessed lights set into a new deck cover
  • Covered deck with black aluminum railing and a wood-toned top rail running along the side of the house
  • Wrapped support post carrying a new deck cover, looking out across the back lawn
  • Brown PVC surface laid across a frame that was kept, running up to the doors under a covered edge
  • Elevated grey PVC deck with black aluminum railing and wrapped posts along the back of a green home
  • Grey PVC deck with a picture-frame border and black aluminum railing backing onto firs
  • Rain beading on a sand-toned PVC deck with black aluminum railing on a hillside lot

Built for Oregon Weather

Rain is part of living in Oregon. Your deck should be built for it.

We build with Oregon's wet climate in mind, using proper flashing, drainage, and moisture protection to help move water away from the structure and protect the deck underneath.

  • Moisture protection over vulnerable framing
  • Drainage designed to move rainwater away
  • Built for Portland's long, wet seasons
Drainage troughs and downspouts fitted between taped joists, carrying water off the frame before the deck boards go down

Our Deck Building Services

Deck Building

A new deck built around your home, your yard, and how you actually use it. One crew from the footings up.

  • Premium PVC decking
  • Footings and framing built for your property
  • Cable and aluminum railings
  • Integrated lighting
  • Drink rails

Options we can build in. Your estimate spells out what is included in yours.

Complete Deck Rebuilds

When an aging deck has reached the point where repairs stop making sense. The old deck comes out and a new one goes in, built as one job.

  • Tear-out and haul-away
  • New footings and framing
  • Premium PVC decking
  • Railings, stairs and lighting
  • Fascia wrapping and skirting

Options we can build in. Your estimate spells out what is included in yours.

Covered Decks and Pergolas

A deck you can sit out on when it's raining, which here is most of the year.

  • Roof structures and pergolas
  • Premium PVC decking underneath
  • Integrated lighting
  • Cable and aluminum railings
  • Privacy walls

Options we can build in. Your estimate spells out what is included in yours.

Other Services

Lights set into a slatted deck cover, glowing against the sky at dusk

Deck Lighting

  • Stair riser lights
  • Post cap lights
  • Under-rail lighting
  • Low-voltage wiring
  • Dimmer and timer controls

Options we can build in. Your estimate spells out what is included in yours.

Corner of a black aluminum railing with a wide top rail, rain beaded across it

Deck Railing Installation

  • Cable railing
  • Aluminum railing
  • Drink rails
  • Privacy walls
  • Gates and openings

Options we can build in. Your estimate spells out what is included in yours.

PVC steps with black aluminum railing rising from the lawn to a deck and its landing

Deck Stairs

  • New stair stringers
  • Premium PVC treads
  • Riser lighting
  • Handrails
  • Landing platforms

Options we can build in. Your estimate spells out what is included in yours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of decking do you recommend?

We specialize in low-maintenance Premium PVC decking. We like it because it gives homeowners the look of wood without the regular staining, sealing, splinters and upkeep that come with a traditional wood deck.

How much does a new deck cost?

Size, height, material and the options you choose affect the price. We'll look at your space and give you a written estimate before work begins.

How long does it take to build a deck?

Many straightforward deck projects can be completed in about one to two weeks once construction begins. Larger decks, covered decks, site conditions, and custom features can extend the timeline. We'll go over the expected schedule with you before your project starts.

Do you build wood decks?

Our focus is Premium PVC decking. We believe that for Oregon homeowners, the lower maintenance and moisture resistance make it worth considering over traditional wood decking.

Can you replace my old wood deck with PVC?

Yes, and it is one of the main things we do. The old deck comes out — boards, framing and footings — and a new Premium PVC deck goes in. Building the whole thing at once means the drainage, the flashing and the surface are designed to work together instead of one being fitted around the others.

What kind of railings can I add to my deck?

We can incorporate railing into your deck design, including low-maintenance aluminum railing systems that pair especially well with Premium PVC decking. We'll help you choose an option that works with your home, deck design, and budget.

Is there a warranty on the deck?

Qualifying TimberTech Advanced PVC decking has a limited lifetime manufacturer product warranty for residential use. It covers the boards, not installation labor. Fade and stain terms vary by collection; see the manufacturer's terms. Ask us about workmanship coverage for your project. We'll review the written terms with you before you sign.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes, we're licensed and insured for the work we perform. Oregon Deck Pros is the trade name of Edgar Ceballos Construction LLC. Oregon CCB #193936. You can check the name and number in the state registry.

What You Can Expect From Us

With Oregon Deck Pros

  • Calls returned, usually the same day
  • Licensed, bonded and insured, with a registration you can look up
  • An estimate that spells out exactly what you are paying for
  • One crew on your deck, with any specialist trade named in the estimate
  • We'll share an estimated schedule and keep you posted if it changes.

What people want to avoid

  • Leaving a message and never hearing back
  • A license number you cannot check
  • A single price with no breakdown of what it covers
  • The work handed to a subcontractor partway through
  • No clear schedule for when work will happen

Deck Building Services in the Portland Metro

We build decks across the Portland metro. Choose your city below.

Tell Us About Your Deck Project

Tell us about your project. Then we'll arrange a free visit to measure the space and discuss the work.

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Oregon Deck Pros is the trade name of Edgar Ceballos Construction LLC. Oregon CCB #193936.

Spend More Time Enjoying Your Yard

Tell us about your deck. We'll look at the space and explain the work in a written estimate. The visit is free, with no obligation to book.

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