OutdoorLiving
Sandy, Oregon · Portland Metro
What We Do
Outdoor Spaces Builtfor Oregon Living.
Oregon summers are short. The right outdoor space makes you use every one of them. Whether it's a deck off the back of your house, a covered patio for year-round use, or a full outdoor living area with fencing and structure — the difference between a space you love and one you avoid is how well it was built.
Start to Finish Construction designs and builds outdoor living spaces that are properly permitted, engineered for Oregon's weather, and finished to complement your home's architecture. All built in-house, by our own crew.
Scope of Work
Built for Every Season.Built to Last.
01
Decks
Pressure-treated, cedar, composite, or hardwood decks — designed for your layout, engineered to Oregon code.
02
Covered Patios
Attached and freestanding covered structures for year-round outdoor use, properly permitted and roofed.
03
Pergolas
Open or louvered pergola structures with post footings, beamwork, and optional electrical for overhead lighting.
04
Fencing
Wood, cedar, or composite fencing — privacy, decorative, or boundary fencing installed to your property line.
05
Outdoor Kitchens
Built-in grills, countertop surfaces, storage, and electrical or gas rough-in for outdoor cooking spaces.
06
Steps & Pathways
Entry steps, garden pathways, and connecting hardscape built to complement the overall outdoor design.
07
Lighting & Electrical
Outdoor-rated electrical for deck lighting, string lights, outlets, and overhead fixtures — all in-house.
08
Permits & Engineering
All structural permits pulled and approved. Oregon code compliance handled from start to finish.
Our Work
Recent Outdoor Projects.
Portland Metro · Sandy, Oregon
How It Works
Permitted, Built, andFinished Right.
- 01
Free Consultation
We walk your property, understand how you want to use the space, and discuss structure, materials, and what the permitting process involves.
- 02
Scope & Proposal
A written proposal with layout plan, materials, permit scope, timeline, and all-in pricing. No hidden fees for permit applications.
- 03
Permits & Build
We pull all required permits and build the structure with our own crew — framing, roofing, decking, electrical, and finishing in proper sequence.
- 04
Final Walkthrough
Full review of structure, finishes, and function. Everything signed off before we close out.
Why Start To Finish
Built for Oregon.Permitted. Engineered.
01
Engineered For The Climate
Oregon's rain and temperature swings expose every shortcut in an outdoor build. We use materials and methods rated for this climate specifically.
02
Permits Handled In-House
We manage every permit application, inspection, and approval — so you don't have to navigate the process or risk building a structure you can't sell with.
03
One Crew, Full Scope
Framing, roofing, electrical, and finishing — all done by our team. No handoffs, no gaps, no chasing multiple contractors to get the job done.
Common Questions
Outdoor Living FAQs.
Do I need a permit for a deck in Oregon?
Most decks over 30 inches above grade or attached to the home require a building permit in Oregon. We handle the full permitting process — application, inspections, and approval — as part of every project.
How long does it take to build a deck or covered patio?
A standard deck build takes 1 to 3 weeks depending on size and complexity. A covered patio or pergola with electrical typically runs 3 to 4 weeks. We include a clear timeline in your proposal.
What decking material do you recommend for Oregon?
We typically recommend composite decking for low-maintenance longevity, or cedar for a natural look with proper sealing. We'll walk through the pros, cons, and price difference during your consultation.
Can you build a covered patio usable in winter?
Yes. A properly roofed and partially enclosed covered patio extends your outdoor season significantly in Oregon. We can add heating rough-in, outdoor-rated lighting, and weather-resistant materials to make the space genuinely year-round.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Sandy, Oregon and the Portland metro area — including Portland, Gresham, Troutdale, Boring, Estacada, and surrounding communities.
GET IN TOUCH
Let's Talk AboutYour Project.
We serve Sandy, Oregon and the Portland metro area. Every project starts with a free conversation.
Mon – Fri · 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
PO Box 1476, Sandy, OR 97055
Licensed #240054 · Insured