What we build
Four core carpentry categories — designed and built by the same in-house team that handles your sitework and landscaping.
Cedar, Sunwood, and Trex composite decks sized and detailed for your site, your view, and how you actually use the space.
Hundreds built across the hillside — straight runs, switchbacks, gravel inlays, decorative concrete steps. Wood or composite.
Cable, glass, hogwire, carbon-fiber rod, and cedar systems — engineered to protect the deck without blocking the view.
Built-in benches, pergolas, fire-pit decks, and skirting that tie the carpentry into the wider landscape design.
Choose your material
Each has its place in Alaska. Here’s how they compare on cost, lifespan, and the things that actually matter once the deck is in.
Treated Wood
SUNWOOD
Premium Wood
CEDAR
Composite
COMPOSITE
Railings Spotlight
Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley have some of the best hillside sightlines in the country. The right railing protects the deck without blocking what you came outside to look at.
Stainless cable, near-invisible. Best for unobstructed views.
Tempered panel systems. Maximum sightline, minimum interruption.
Modern farmhouse. Wire mesh in cedar or steel frames.
Slim steel verticals. Architectural, low-visual-weight.
Traditional wood spindles. Warm, classic, customizable.
