Affordable Decks in Clark County, WA | Columbia Outdoor

A Complete Deck, One Price

Included

All materials
Labor
Footings
Framing
Decking
Clean-up

Priced separately

Sales tax
Permits & engineering
Removing an old deck
Fascia, rails & stairs
Paint or stain
Decks above 4 feet high

Our online calculator shows every one of these as its own line item — no surprises.

Why Do Decks Cost So Much?

Material

Premium composite and PVC cost 2–3× more than wood.

Height

Taller decks need bigger posts, bracing, and rails.

Shape

Angles, curves, and levels add labor and waste.

Extras

Stairs, rails, lighting, and built-ins add up fast.

Finishes

Fascia, plugs, and picture framing add substantial cost with little benefit.

You don't need a magazine deck to get a great one.

6 Ways to Cut Your Deck Cost

1

Choose Outdoor Wood. It's pre-treated and doesn't need to be stained — you save on the build and on upkeep every year after.

2

Skip premium composite. Wood or 25-year composite looks great and costs a fraction as much.

3

Keep it simple. A rectangle is the most affordable shape to build.

4

Stay low. Decks under 30 inches high usually don't require rails.

5

Build in the off-season. Fall and winter scheduling is easier — and that's when we run promotions like this one.

6

Do some of it yourself. Our Plans + Materials option gives you engineered plans, permits, and a materials list — you build it.

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Real Cedar Decks We've Built

Cedar deck with double picture frame — Vancouver, WA

Custom cedar deck around hot tub — Camas, WA

Cedar deck with rails — Battle Ground, WA

Cedar deck with cedar rails — Woodland, WA

Custom cedar deck with wrap around steps — Camas, WA

Cedar deck and cedar rails — Camas, WA

Upper level cedar deck and cedar rails — La Center, WA

Cedar deck with glass panel rails — Vancouver, WA