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Thought I'd get more eyeballs here than in the Community Service area.

Any wood deck or concrete patio installers you'd recommend that service the Puyallup/Federal Way area?

Will the concrete need to be pumped?

xman wrote:Will the concrete need to be pumped?

Or hauled. Backside of house.

What is the size and thickness of slab? What surface finish? Any steps? What shape? Does any dirt work need to be done?

Sorry xman, if I knew all that, I'd be a contractor


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post some pic of where so people can get an idea of what of the grade (dirt level). gated access? size deck ruffly you want, do you know if you want just treated wood or something fancy with protective coat. ground deck, upper deck w/ out stairs.

cmica wrote:post some pic of where so people can get an idea of what of the grade (dirt level). gated access? size deck ruffly you want, do you know if you want just treated wood or something fancy with protective coat. ground deck, upper deck w/ out stairs.

ok. I'll see if I can get some pics when I get home.

Gritton construction framed my house and will be doing my deck in a month or so. He is bad ass. Prices are good and he is just easy to work with. You can Google his information. He works all over and can do anything you can think of.

Any idea on a budget?

I have a friend that has done construction/home remodels/repairs/additions/addons for at lease a decade, and he's branching out on his own now to start working for himself. Has all his paperwork and is ready to get going.

Any idea what you want it to look like?

Check out Nu View Landscaping. I haven't had him do any work for me but he is a good fishing buddy and the finished work I've seen from him looks great! Tell him Bill sent you.

snozzberries wrote:Any idea on a budget?

I have a friend that has done construction/home remodels/repairs/additions/addons for at lease a decade, and he's branching out on his own now to start working for himself. Has all his paperwork and is ready to get going.

Any idea what you want it to look like?

cheap, but not not unsafe cheap. New deck will basically be the same as the old deck, but with proper guard rails this time. Current one is pretty solid.

joao01 wrote:

snozzberries wrote:Any idea on a budget?

I have a friend that has done construction/home remodels/repairs/additions/addons for at lease a decade, and he's branching out on his own now to start working for himself. Has all his paperwork and is ready to get going.

Any idea what you want it to look like?

cheap, but not not unsafe cheap. New deck will basically be the same as the old deck, but with proper guard rails this time. Current one is pretty solid.

Yeah post some pics and I can forward them over. Are you going to do the demo of the current deck? That can save you some money.

Measurements would be nice also.

Are you paying cash or trade of firearms/boats?