Decks in Los Angeles
Outdoor Square Footage, Please.
Elevated decks, hillside cantilevers and low-maintenance composite builds — engineered, permitted and finished in-house.
Your Decks Options
Composite & Trex
Low-maintenance, splinter-free, fade-resistant — the popular LA pick.
Ipe Hardwood
Rot-, insect- and fire-resistant; 25+ yr lifespan, silver-gray patina or oiled richness.
Redwood & Cedar
California's classic — warm-toned, naturally rot-resistant, cost-effective for large decks.
Elevated & Hillside
Engineered posts and footings for LA slopes and canyon lots.
Rooftop Deck
Views you paid for, finally usable — lightweight, waterproofed.
Lighting & Railings
Built-in LED, cable, glass or metal railings — all installed by our crew.
What You Get Out Of It
- Free design & on-site assessment with a layout plan before any work begins
- Permit coordination handled in your city
- Code-compliant footings and structural framing
- Waterproofing under every walking surface
- Built-in seating, planters and pergola integration available
- 15-year workmanship warranty on construction
What It Usually Runs
Real ranges from recent LA jobs so you know where you stand before we ever walk the property. Your exact number comes from a site visit.
City permit fees are not included in project prices or cost estimates. They are separate costs based on what the city charges for your project. WOW processes all permits for every project so clients don't have to worry, and we provide the city fee receipts for their control.
Pressure-treated / cedar
$20–$35 / sq ft
Budget-friendly, classic wood. Best for large flat decks.
Composite / Trex
$35–$60 / sq ft
Most popular — low maintenance, dozens of colors and wood-look textures.
Hardwood (ipe)
$50–$80 / sq ft
Premium, 25+ year lifespan. Ages to silver-gray or stays rich with oiling.
Questions People Actually Ask
Decks across Los Angeles County
Decks takes a beating differently across LA: salt air on the coast, brutal summer sun in the Valley, and wind-driven rain in the South Bay. We spec materials for the block you actually live on.
- Santa Monica
- Venice
- Pacific Palisades
- Malibu
- Palos Verdes Estates
- Rancho Palos Verdes
- Redondo Beach
- Torrance
- Encino
- Sherman Oaks
- Studio City
- Tarzana