New Decks
Attached, detached, ground-level or multi-tier decks in composite, pressure-treated lumber or exotic hardwood.
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Deck Resurfacing
Give an older deck new life with fresh composite boards and railings, often keeping the existing frame in place.
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Louvered Roofs
Adjustable louvers let you catch the first spring sun or close up when a Puget Sound shower passes through.
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Fences
A fence that keeps kids and pets in, gives the yard privacy and matches the look of your new deck.
Learn MoreA University Place Deck Builder with a Hand-Picked Team
When the first warm days of spring arrive, University Place homeowners want to be outside, whether that means a round at Chambers Bay or an afternoon on the water. A well-built deck brings that feeling home.
At Olympic Decks, every member of the team, from customer service to designers and installers, is chosen and trained for the job, so your project is done right and on time.
University Place is part of our Pierce County service area. We build new decks, resurface older decks and add louvered roofs and fences.
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Designed Around Your Yard's Sun and Views
Before we draw anything, we look at your yard space and which way it faces. That shapes almost every decision:
- Sun and shade. A west-facing deck gets strong afternoon sun and may call for a louvered roof or lighter boards. A north-facing yard needs every bit of light it can get.
- Views. Where the water or the trees are worth seeing, we pick railings that keep sightlines open.
- Layout. Ground-level, attached, detached or multi-tier, the shape follows the space you have.
- Materials. Composite for low upkeep, pressure-treated lumber for a tighter budget, or exotic hardwood for a rich, natural look.
The result is a deck that is comfortable to use from morning coffee to the last light of the evening.
Your University Place Deck, Step by Step
Connect
Call (425) 428-6606 or request a free estimate and tell us what you would like to do outside.
Consult
We visit your home, study the yard space and the way it faces, and talk about how you’ll use the deck.
Design
You choose the deck type, materials and railings, plus extras like a safety gate or lattice skirting. You call the shots throughout.
Installation
Our trained installers build your deck within the timeline we agree on up front.
Enjoy
Spend spring evenings outside on a deck built for your home and your view.
Our Recent Project in University Place
New Composite Deck with Black and White Railings
We worked with the homeowners from the first conversation to agree on a design, then built this new composite deck from the ground up. Contrasting black and white railings keep the view open, a safety gate protects the children and pets, and dark lattice skirting hides storage underneath.
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University Place Deck Building FAQ
Do you build decks in University Place?
Yes. Olympic Decks builds new decks, resurfaces older ones and installs louvered roofs and fences in University Place and throughout Pierce County.
What types of decks can you build?
Pressure-treated, composite and exotic hardwood decks, attached or detached, ground-level or multi-tier, standard or unique shapes such as octagons, plus pool and rooftop decks.
Why does my yard's direction matter?
It decides how much sun the deck gets and when. We use it to suggest the right placement and materials, and whether shade such as a louvered roof makes sense.
Can you add a safety gate for kids and pets?
Yes. Our University Place project includes a safety gate at the stairs, and we can add one to a new or resurfaced deck.
Do you offer financing?
Yes, through our partner HFS, so your deck can move ahead without paying the full cost up front.
Proudly Serving University Place, WA
Olympic Decks
Deck builder serving University Place and Pierce County, WA
Phone: (425) 428-6606
Hours: Mon – Sat: 8am – 6pm, Sun: Closed
We also build decks in nearby Tacoma, Lakewood, Fife, Puyallup, Edgewood, Sumner, Federal Way and Auburn.