Why Big Sky Homeowners Trust Us With Their Decks
Building a deck in Big Sky isn't like building one anywhere else. At 6,800 feet, your deck faces UV intensity 25% higher than at sea level, 200+ inches of annual snowfall, and freeze-thaw cycles that destroy inferior materials. Every deck we build is engineered for these conditions.
We've built decks overlooking Lone Mountain from Mountain Village chalets, multi-tier entertainment decks in Meadow Village, and wraparound decks along the Gallatin River corridor. We understand how to orient a deck to frame the Spanish Peaks at sunset while blocking prevailing northwest winds.
Built for Montana Mountain Living
Our decks are built to survive. We engineer every structure above Gallatin County's 60+ PSF snow load requirements, set foundations below the 48-inch frost line, and use steel-reinforced framing that handles the weight of a February snowpack.
- Local expertise. We know Big Sky's microclimates, from the wind exposure at Mountain Village to the sun angles in Town Center
- Mountain-grade materials. We spec TimberTech AZEK, Trex Transcend, and Ipe hardwood rated for high-altitude UV and heavy snow
- Full permitting. We handle Gallatin County permits, resort tax coordination, and code compliance from start to finish
- View optimization. Cable rail systems and strategic deck orientation that maximize your mountain panoramas
From Consultation to Completion
Every project starts with an on-site visit where we assess your property's terrain, sun exposure, wind patterns, and view corridors. We've worked on everything from gentle meadow lots near Big Sky Town Center to steep hillside builds requiring helical pier foundations.
Our designs go through structural engineering review before permitting, ensuring your deck exceeds code requirements for snow load, seismic, and wind uplift.
Contact us for a free estimate, or call (406) 641-7641 to schedule a consultation.