
Composite Decks
Beautiful, Low-Maintenance Composite Decks
Built for Inland Northwest weather with picture-frame borders, wrap-around stairs, and hidden fasteners.
Serving Spokane, Coeur d’Alene, and the entire Inland Northwest.
Why Spokane Homeowners Choose Composite
Composite decking is the top choice for homeowners who want the look of wood without the upkeep. It resists fading, staining, and moisture—so it won’t rot, crack, or warp through hot summers and snowy winters. You’ll spend more time enjoying your deck and less time maintaining it.
- Durable in all seasons: Performs in Spokane heat and CDA snow.
- Low maintenance: Soap-and-water cleaning—no annual staining.
- Great long-term value: Higher upfront, lower lifetime cost.
- Sustainable: Many boards use recycled content.
Built by Specialists
When you partner with us, you're guaranteed a professional experience from start to finish.
- Premium Materials.
- We exclusively use high-performance materials from trusted brands like Trex® and TimberTech®.
- Licensed & Insured.
- Full liability coverage and proper licensing provide complete peace of mind for your project.
- 5-Year Warranty.
- We stand behind our work with a comprehensive 5-year workmanship warranty on every project.
Why Choose Alpine Decks
Craft Details That Elevate the Finish
- Picture-Frame Borders
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Single or double borders create a clean, finished edge and visually elevate the design.
- Wrap-Around Stairs
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Wide steps that flow into your yard—safer, more inviting, and perfect for entertaining.
- Hidden Fasteners
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A smooth, barefoot-friendly surface without visible screws or nail pops.
“Flawless work. The deck looks custom from every angle and we haven’t had to do a thing to maintain it.”
Related Services
We handle every aspect of your outdoor living project, from core construction to the finishing touches.
Composite Deck FAQs
How long do composite decks last here?
Well-installed composite decks commonly last 25–30+ years. Many products include fade and stain warranties; ask which boards fit your goals and budget.
Do composites get hot in summer?
Darker boards run warmer than light wood. Choosing lighter colors and newer heat-mitigating caps noticeably reduces surface temps.
Can you mix colors or add inlays?
Yes. Picture-frame borders, color inlays, and contrasting stairs are popular design options that we build often.
Get a Free Composite Deck Estimate
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