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Custom Deck Building and Replacement Across the Front Range

Bring the Living Outside

Summit West designs and builds decks that stand up to Colorado’s climate and add lasting value to your home. From full replacements to new outdoor living spaces, every project starts with an inspection and a written scope, so you know the materials, the crew, and the cost before anything is ordered.

  • Quality Materials Built to Last

  • Clear Communication Processes

  • Honest Guidance From Plan to Finish

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Built With Materials That Last

We build with trusted brands, such as TimberTech® and AZEK® composite and capped-polymer decking, engineered to resist the moisture, hail, UV exposure, and freeze-thaw cycles that wear down traditional wood along the Front Range. These materials hold their color and finish for years with minimal upkeep, and many carry strong fire-resistance ratings suited to Colorado’s fire-prone areas. We help you choose the product and profile that fit your home, your budget, and how you plan to use the space.

A Structured Approach to General Contracting

STEP 1:

Inspection and Evaluation

Every project begins with a detailed review of your property. This step helps determine whether full replacement is appropriate and identifies system-level considerations before decisions are made.

STEP 2:

Education and Scope Definition

We provide education around materials, systems, and replacement requirements. The scope is defined clearly so stakeholders understand what the project involves before moving forward.

STEP 3:

Planned Replacement Execution

Once the scope is defined, replacement work is planned and coordinated to support consistency, safety, and predictable execution across the exterior system.

STEP 4:

Completion and System Review

Projects conclude with a review of completed exterior systems to confirm alignment with the defined scope and long-term performance goals.

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Twelve Years of Colorado Craftsmanship

As a veteran-owned contractor with twelve years on the Front Range, we’ve built and replaced decks across thousands of residential and multifamily properties. That experience shows in the details: proper framing, clean transitions, code-compliant construction, and finishes built to last. We’ll walk you through your options honestly, and if a repair makes more sense than a full replacement, we’ll tell you that too.

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What Colorado’s Fire Code Means for Your Deck

Under Colorado’s Wildfire Resiliency Code, decks in designated WUI zones can no longer be built with untreated wood. Depending on your fire-intensity classification, decking must be non-combustible or ignition-resistant. We confirm your parcel’s requirements before we scope your project.

Built for Colorado Communities

Summit West operates with a clear focus on Denver-area properties and the communities across Colorado’s Front Range. From residential neighborhoods to multifamily and commercial buildings, our work is rooted in understanding local conditions and supporting long-term exterior performance where we live and build.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions, Honest Answers

Do You Build New Decks Or Only Replace Existing Ones?

Both. Summit West handles new deck construction and full deck replacements, and we’ll tell you honestly when a repair makes more sense than a full rebuild.

Does My Deck Need To Meet Colorado’s Fire Code?

If your property sits in a designated WUI zone, your deck must meet the Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code’s material requirements. We confirm your parcel’s classification before scoping the project.

What Decking Materials Do You Use?

We build primarily with TimberTech® and AZEK® composite and capped-polymer decking, chosen for their durability, low maintenance, and resistance to Colorado’s hail, sun, and freeze-thaw cycles.

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Five-star reviews. Veteran-owned. 12 years Serving Colorado.

Improving Front Range Homes, Inside and Out

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