Deck Builders in Anchorage, AK

5 licensed deck contractors serving Anchorage. Compare ratings, verify licenses, and get cost estimates.

AK Decks

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Alaska's #1 Trex installer with Trex Pro Platinum status, the highest recognition offered by Trex to contractors. Offers year-round deck construction services.

Treeline Construction

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Family-owned since 1995. Multi-award-winning deck builder. Trex Platinum Pro certified, NADRA member. Serves Anchorage, Eagle River, Girdwood, Kenai, Palmer, Wasilla, and more.

FWD Construction

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Founded in 2019. Deckorators Certified Elite builder. Offers 20-year FWD Guarantee and free 3D rendering design services. Located at 1270 E 64th Ave Unit B, Anchorage, AK 99518.

5.0

7 reviews

Deck Masters AK

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Locally owned and operated, highest rated deck builder in Anchorage. Offers 100% satisfaction guarantee and 25-year warranty. Located at 625 W 59th Ave Unit J, Anchorage, AK 99518.

4.9

113 reviews

Titan, LLC

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Over 30 years serving residential and commercial property owners. Full landscaping design services including custom decks. Serves Anchorage and Mat-Su Valley. Located at 251 W 106th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99515.

4.3

53 reviews

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Permit Requirements

Fees: Valuation-based per Table 3-A. Fees range from $50 to $5,000+ depending on valuation.

Timeline: Contact (907) 343-8301 for current processing times.

Exempt if: Freestanding decks not more than 30 inches above finished grade are exempt per IRC R105.2.

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  • 2. Get at least 3 written quotes
  • 3. Ask who pulls the building permit (it should be them)
  • 4. Check for general liability and workers comp insurance
  • 5. Never pay more than 30% upfront

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