Custom Decks
Cedar, Sunwood, and Trex composite decks sized and detailed for your site, your view, and how you actually use the space.
Titan Decks
The space that frames your home.
Custom decks. Staircases. Railings. Built for Alaska.
Titan LLC is a design-build landscape and sitework company serving Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley. We craft custom wood decks, composite decks, staircases, and railings as part of our full-service landscape design — every project shaped around your home, your view, and the way you actually want to live outside.
If a deck can’t survive an Alaska winter and still frame the view in summer, we don’t build it that way.
Designed for the view. Engineered for the climate.
Anchorage hillsides, Eagle River bluffs, and the wide Mat-Su Valley have some of the best sightlines in the country — and some of the toughest deck conditions. Frost heave, wind-driven snow load, freeze-thaw, and long UV summers all attack the joints, posts, and finishes that hold a deck together. Titan designs every deck and railing system around those forces from day one: proper post depth, blocking, flashing, fastener selection, and material spec for the way Alaska actually behaves.
The result is a deck that opens the view, holds its lines through breakup, and gets more comfortable to live on every season — not one you’re patching every spring.
What we build
Decks. Stairs. Rails. Built to last in Alaska.
Four core carpentry categories — designed and built by the same in-house team that handles your sitework and landscaping.
Staircases & Steps
Hundreds built across the hillside — straight runs, switchbacks, gravel inlays, decorative concrete steps. Wood or composite.
Railings
Cable, glass, hogwire, carbon-fiber rod, and cedar systems — engineered to protect the deck without blocking the view.
Outdoor Living
Built-in benches, pergolas, fire-pit decks, and skirting that tie the carpentry into the wider landscape design.
Choose your material
Sunwood. Cedar. Composite.
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.
Sunwood
Treated Wood
- LookSmooth, slightly darker
- Upfront Cost$$
- Lifespan15+ years
- MaintenanceLight, stain after Year 1
- Alaska FitEconomical, pretreated
Best for
Cost-conscious owners who want a wood deck without the cedar price tag.
Cedar
Premium Wood
- LookWarm, natural, premium grain
- Upfront Cost$$$
- Lifespan15+ years (with care)
- MaintenanceStain every 2–3 yrs
- Alaska FitBeautiful, ages in UV
Best for
Buyers who love the look and don’t mind a fall + spring maintenance ritual.
Composite
Trex & Premium Composites
- LookUniform, modern
- Upfront Cost$$$$
- Lifespan25+ yrs, warrantied
- MaintenanceSoap + water
- Alaska FitBest long-term value
Best for
“Build once” owners who plan to stay. Best overall fit for Alaska’s climate.
Not sure which? Most homeowners come in leaning one way and pick the other after we walk through their site, use case, and long-term plan. Talk to a designer →
Railings spotlight
Built to disappear against the view.
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.
Cable
Stainless cable, near-invisible. Best for unobstructed views.
Glass
Tempered panel systems. Maximum sightline, minimum interruption.
Hogwire
Modern farmhouse. Wire mesh in cedar or steel frames.
Carbon Rod
Slim steel verticals. Architectural, low-visual-weight.
Cedar
Traditional wood spindles. Warm, classic, customizable.
Project gallery
Custom Builds + Project Gallery
Cedar, Sunwood, Trex composite, custom staircases, and railing systems across Anchorage, Wasilla, Palmer, and the Mat-Su Valley. Filter by material or feature — tap any photo to view full-size.
