Custom Deck Construction

Engineered Decks for Utah's Steepest Foothill Lots.

Custom deck construction with premium composite that stands up to Utah snow loads, high sun, and gusty foothill wind. Trex, TimberTech, and Fiberon installs on the toughest grade in Park City and Draper.

Projects Completed
550 +
in Business in Utah
5 + years
Five-Star Reviews
170 +
Average Rating
5
What we build

Outdoor living that lasts as long as the view.

Every custom deck construction project starts with the site, not the catalog. We survey the slope, check the soil, size the footings for your actual snow load, and then design a deck that earns the view.

Trex & TimberTech Composite

Capped polymer boards with 25-year fade and stain warranties. Hidden fasteners, no splinters, no annual staining.

Steel Frame Substructure

Galvanized steel joists and beams for long spans, steep cantilevers, and lots where wood would rot in five years.

Footings for Slope

Helical piers or concrete sono-tubes sized by a structural engineer. We build on the steepest lots in Park City and Draper.

Cable & Glass Railings

Stainless cable, tempered glass, or powder-coated aluminum. Designed to preserve your sightline, not block it.

Integrated Pergolas

Attached or freestanding. Cedar, steel, or composite. Wired for fans, heaters, and string lights from day one.

Deck Lighting

Riser lights, post cap LEDs, and under-rail strips on a low-voltage transformer. Warm glow without the glare.

Why homeowners choose us

Engineered for snow, sun, and every kind of Utah wind.

Recent work

Real decks on real slopes, built for real Utah weather.

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Outdoor Living

Architectural Decks & Outdoor Spaces Built for Utah's Climate

Custom deck construction adds outdoor living space that works year-round in Utah. Home Ready Group builds decks in Salt Lake City and Park City using boards suited to harsh winters and strong sun. Because we handle permits, footings, framing, and finish work, you get one crew for the whole project. We design each deck to match your home style and yard layout.

Where we work

Every steep lot from Deer Valley to Traverse Ridge.

Our deck crews build across Park City, Draper, and the surrounding foothills. That covers Deer Valley, Empire Pass, Pinebrook, and Jeremy Ranch up top. Down in the valley, we work Suncrest, Corner Canyon, Traverse Mountain, and the east-facing lots along Wasatch Boulevard. If your lot has a view and a slope, we have built on one like it.

Client Reviews

Trusted by homeowners
across Utah.

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Google

51+ reviews

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Thumbtack

140+ hires

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Facebook

47+ reviews

Contact us

Ready for a deck that outlasts the next owner?

Free site visit and written scope within 3 business days. We survey the slope, size the footings, and give you a line-item bid.

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Rated 5.0 across 200+ verified reviews on Google, Thumbtack, and Facebook.ront.

FAQ

Questions about basement finishing.

Composite wins on maintenance and longevity. Utah’s UV and freeze-thaw cycles destroy wood in five to eight years. Composite lasts 25+ with zero staining. We quote both so you can compare.

Trex Transcend runs $45 to $65 per square foot installed, depending on elevation, slope, and railing choice. We give you a line-item bid after the site visit.

Yes. We install Trex, TimberTech, AZEK, and Fiberon. We help you compare color, texture, warranty, and price during design.

Simple ground-level decks run two to three weeks. Multi-level decks on steep lots with steel frames run four to eight weeks depending on engineering and permit timelines.

If the substructure is sound, yes. We inspect the joists, ledger, and posts. If they pass, we strip the old boards and install new composite on top.

We use a clear milestone schedule: 10% to reserve your spot, 20% at the start of work, 50% when the project reaches about 80% complete, and the final 20% at handoff. You always know what is due and when. Financing is available if you would rather spread the cost.

Your view. Your yard. Our engineering.

Talk to a Utah-licensed general contractor about your deck this week.