Rocky Mountain Custom Decks

Colorado Springs’ Premier Custom Deck Builder

For over 20 years, Rocky Mountain Custom Decks has been designing and building high-quality, low-maintenance decks that feel like an extra room of your home—not an afterthought. Every project is custom. Every detail is built to last in Colorado’s climate.

About Us

Veteran-Owned. Colorado Built.

Rocky Mountain Custom Decks is a veteran-owned, local company focused on one thing—building serious outdoor living spaces, not builder-grade platforms. For over 20 years we’ve been designing and building custom composite, wood, and hardwood decks across Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas.

We sit down with you, walk your site, and design your deck from scratch around how you live—views, sun, wind, grill location, stairs, privacy, and code. No templates. No “close enough.” Just a purpose-built deck that looks right, feels solid, and holds up year after year.

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Deck Services

From First Sketch to Final Inspection

Deck Construction – New Decks

Build a deck that actually gets used. We design and build custom decks that match your home, your grade, and your lifestyle. Whether it’s a compact grilling deck or a multi-level entertaining space, we design every structure to handle Colorado’s snow, sun, and wind. Composite, hardwood, or traditional wood—installed with clean lines, tight miters, and rock-solid framing you can feel underfoot.

Deck Replacement – Tear Out & Rebuild

Out with the wobble, in with the upgrade. If your current deck is aging, bouncy, or out of code, we remove it down to the structure and rebuild with modern framing, footings, and materials. It’s the fastest way to transform your backyard and add value to your home—often without changing the footprint.

Deck Repair – Targeted Fixes, Done Right

When replacement isn’t required yet. Not every deck needs a full rebuild. We can replace bad boards, shore up framing, fix stairs and railings, and correct safety issues while extending the life of your existing deck. We’ll give you a straight answer: what’s safe to repair, and when it’s smarter to start over.

Types of Decks

Custom Deck Building in Colorado Springs

Choosing the right material is a big part of getting your deck right. We’ll walk you through the trade-offs in cost, maintenance, and appearance so you’re not guessing. Here’s how we typically break it down:

Composite Decks >

Composite is our go-to for clients who want minimum maintenance and maximum longevity. Modern composite boards resist cracking, splitting, and fading, and they come in profiles and colors that pair well with Colorado homes. Great for busy families who want to enjoy the deck—not stain it every other year.

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Traditional Wood Decks >

Cedar or redwood decks still deliver a warm, natural look at a lower upfront cost. They do, however, require regular cleaning, sealing, and maintenance to look their best in our high-altitude sun. If you’re okay with the upkeep, wood is a solid option that can last for years with the right care.

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Exotic Hardwood Decks >

Exotic hardwoods like Ipe are incredibly dense and strong, up to 15× harder than traditional softwoods—with a rich, upscale look. They’re ideal when you want a deck that feels like a permanent architectural feature. Expect higher material and installation cost, but unmatched durability and a unique finish.

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Your Dream Deck Starts Here

Deck Covers & Patio Covers

Colorado sun is no joke. A cover can be the difference between a deck you use a few evenings a month and a true outdoor room you enjoy all summer.

We design and build:
• Gable-style covers that tie into your existing roofline
• Lean-to covers for clean, simple shade solutions
• Pergolas for dappled light and climbing plants
• Optional stucco or stone-wrapped columns for a finished architectural look

Covers also let us add recessed lighting, ceiling fans, heaters, and audio so the space works in more than one season.

Accessories

Custom Deck Accessories & Outdoor Additions

Details are what separate a basic deck from an outdoor living space. We design accessories into the project from day one so everything looks intentional and functions cleanly.

Built-in grills & outdoor kitchen zones
Accent and stair lighting
Stucco or stacked-stone columns
Angled decking and picture-frame borders
Built-in benches and seating nooks
Fire pits and outdoor fireplaces
Ornamental metal railings
Spiral staircases and secondary access points

Every RMCD deck is 100% custom. Tell us how you want to use the space, and we’ll design the accessories to match.

Recent Reviews

Feedback From Your Neighbors

Homeowners across Colorado Springs have trusted RMCD with their decks for years. Here’s what they’re saying after the dust settles and the furniture is back on the deck.

Recent Projects

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FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you serve?

We primarily serve El Paso, Teller, and Douglas counties, including Colorado Springs, Briargate, Cimarron Hills, Manitou Springs, and surrounding communities. If you’re nearby and not sure you’re in range, just ask.

What materials do you use?

We regularly work with:
• Composite decking from top manufacturers
• Traditional wood (cedar/redwood framing and decking)
• Hardwoods and specialty products where it makes sense

We’ll recommend the best fit based on how you want the deck to look, how long you plan to stay in the home, and how much maintenance you’re willing to take on.

Do you offer design services?

Yes. Every project starts with a custom design. We measure your space, discuss how you’ll use it, and lay out a deck that solves problems—traffic flow, privacy, views, stairs, and code. From there, we can provide drawings and visuals so you know what you’re getting before we start.

Are your decks built to code?

Absolutely. All of our decks are built to meet or exceed local building codes. We handle the permit process, inspections, and structural requirements so your deck is safe and compliant from day one.

How long does a project take?

Timelines depend on size, complexity, and material availability, but most projects are completed within 2–6 weeks once construction begins. We’ll give you a realistic schedule up front and keep you updated along the way.