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Deck Builders of Colorado Springs

Local Knowledge That Makes a Difference

Why Colorado Springs Homeowners Trust Us

Building decks in Colorado Springs requires attention to details many other regions never face. Higher snow loads, shifting soil conditions, and steep lots can all impact design and performance. We plan for these challenges from the start, ensuring your deck not only passes inspections but performs for decades. Our crews are familiar with city permitting and HOA rules in neighborhoods like Flying Horse and Old North End, so your project moves forward smoothly.

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Decks Built for Colorado Springs Living

Whether you’re looking for a low-maintenance Trex deck or a classic cedar design, our process is straightforward and transparent. We provide clear pricing, HOA-ready designs, and build with structural reinforcements that handle mountain weather. You’ll know exactly what’s going into your project—and why it’s built to last.

Composite, cedar & pressure-treated options

Engineered for snow and wind loads

HOA and permit approvals handled

Composite deck overlooking Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs

Deck Materials That Stand Up to Mountain Weather

Composite and Wood Options for Colorado Springs Homes

From sun at 6,000 feet to heavy snowfalls, decks in Colorado Springs face tough conditions. That’s why we often recommend composite products like Trex and TimberTech for fade resistance and low maintenance. For homeowners who prefer natural charm, cedar is a strong choice when properly sealed and maintained. We also build with pressure-treated lumber for budget-friendly projects. Each material is selected with local conditions in mind, ensuring your deck performs year-round.

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3D rendering of custom cedar deck design in Colorado Springs

From Design to Final Inspection

A Process That Fits Colorado Springs Permits and Codes

Our team manages every step of your build, from 3D design to city inspection. Colorado Springs requires strict adherence to building codes covering structural supports, railings, and snow load calculations. We ensure all requirements are met while keeping your vision intact. Whether your property is in a hillside neighborhood or a flat suburban lot, we deliver a clear plan, HOA-ready designs, and a project timeline that avoids surprises.

Complete Outdoor Living Solutions in Colorado Springs

More Than Just Decks

We build more than decks—we design full outdoor living spaces. Covered patios for year-round enjoyment, pergolas for shaded retreats, and screened porches that block wind and insects are popular upgrades in Colorado Springs. We also create outdoor kitchens, hot tub platforms, and multi-level decks that maximize mountain views. No matter your vision, we tailor each project to your lifestyle and location.

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Pergola and outdoor kitchen combination in Colorado Springs backyard

Neighborhood Details

Elevated composite deck with mountain backdrop in Broadmoor

Broadmoor: Broadmoor homes deserve builds that match their luxury appeal and mountain views. Our custom deck projects here often include multi-level layouts, wrought iron railings, and fine wood finishes like cedar or redwood—designed to enhance both curb appeal and outdoor living.

Cedar deck with child-safe railings in Briargate neighborhood

Briargate: Known for its family-friendly streets and modern homes, Briargate is ideal for new deck installations, deck extensions, and backyard upgrades. We frequently work with HOAs here to install custom composite decks and covered grilling areas that match your home’s existing architecture.

Covered Trex deck overlooking golf course in Flying Horse

Flying Horse: A community known for luxury homes and golf course views, Flying Horse calls for top-tier outdoor designs. We build premium composite decks with built-in lighting, modern railing systems, and integrated features like outdoor kitchens or pergolas. Every project here is HOA-compliant and tailored for elegance and durability.

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A Local Builder Committed to Colorado Springs

Alliance Deck Builders of Colorado has years of experience designing and constructing decks that thrive in the unique conditions of the Pikes Peak region. From hillside lots with drainage challenges to historic homes needing careful restoration, we bring solutions that match Colorado Springs’ character. Our licensed and insured crews understand local permitting, HOA processes, and building codes, ensuring your project is done right. When you choose us, you’re choosing a builder who values clear communication, reliable timelines, and long-lasting craftsmanship.

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Craftsmanship That Meets Colorado Codes

Licensed, Insured & Built to Local Standards

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Deck Building FAQs for Colorado Springs

We hear the same questions from many local clients—here are straightforward answers to help guide your project planning.

Do I need a deck permit in Colorado Springs?

Yes. The city requires permits for most decks, especially elevated or attached designs. We provide drawings and handle the full permitting process for you.

How do snow and wind affect deck design here?

Colorado Springs decks must be engineered to handle higher snow loads and gusty winds. We reinforce structures to meet these safety requirements.

Can you work with steep hillside properties?

Yes. Many homes near Broadmoor or Manitou Springs sit on slopes. We specialize in designing safe, code-compliant decks for challenging lots.

What materials last longest in Colorado Springs?

Composite decking is our top recommendation due to its resistance to fading, moisture, and freeze-thaw damage. Cedar is a great natural option when properly maintained.