New decks and porches
Share the proposed location, approximate footprint, and how you want to use the space.
Deck and Porch Construction · Seattle area
Deck and porch construction for the way you live.
Plan a place to gather, improve access to the yard, or replace a worn structure. Start with its purpose, approximate size, and connection to the home.
Plan the right scope
Your priorities come first.
A surface update, a replacement, and a new structure are different projects. Describe the existing condition and the parts you hope to retain so access, stairs, railings, and home connections can be considered together.
Based in the Seattle area, Wolfy's Roofing LLC primarily serves homes within 75 miles of Seattle. Requests from any location are welcome; we review your project address and confirm availability before scheduling.
Existing deck replacement
Discuss whether your concern is the surface, supporting structure, or a broader rebuild.
Stairs, railings, and connections
Include access, height changes, exterior doors, and any connected work at the home.
Planning details and common questions
Before the conversation
A useful starting point—not a finished design.
Tell us what is changing, share any known concerns, and include the project address. We review your request and contact you to clarify the scope and next step before anything is scheduled.
- Share photos of the existing structure or the proposed location.
- Mention loose boards, unstable rails, worn stairs, or visible deterioration; avoid unsafe areas.
- Describe preferred materials, intended use, and household access priorities.
Good to know
Questions homeowners ask.
Can I replace deck boards and keep the structure?
That depends on the existing structure's condition and suitability for the proposed work. Explain what you hope to retain so it can be reviewed before a surface-only scope is agreed.
Can stairs and railings be part of the project?
Yes. Include them in the initial request, especially when access or movement between the house and yard is a priority.
Do I need a finished deck design?
No. An approximate size, location, photos, and a description of how you want to use the space are enough to begin the conversation.
Start with your home
Let's talk about your outdoor space project.
Share the project address, what you want to change, and the best way to reach you. This is a consultation request; appointment timing is confirmed separately.
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