5 -Year Warranty

5-YR “No Worries” Warranty

On top of ensuring you’re satisfied with your project once completed, we also take care of registering Manufacturer Warranties for the Decking, Railing, and other applicable components of your project.

Beyond that we provide a labor and materials warranty on our work for 5 years from the date of project completion. We build with longevity and safety in mind using methods and materials that help your project last longer with as little maintenance as possible.

(Washington Deck Code and International Residential Code 2021)

Our Warranty Coverage is straightforward - no law degree required.

Fully Covered for 5 Years (labor and materials)

  • Any improper installation practice (ex: missed joist hangers, loose boards, blocking, etc)

  • Structural deficiencies (ex: sinking due to insufficient footing size, excessive sag due to insufficient joist sizing, etc)

  • Water damage due to improper/missing flashing installation or weather resistive barrier installation (at deck ledger where the deck connects to the house)

  • Deck Structure wood rot

  • Newly installed siding failure (loose boards, water intrusion, paint failure, etc)

  • Paint or sealant (blistering, peeling, etc)

  • Finished materials (decking, railing, etc) that were damaged during or before construction and got installed

Not Covered

These items aren’t covered, but we understand accidents happen, so we offer a 15% discount on fixing the following:

  • Normal/Expected Wear (natural fading of wood color/stain, scratches from use, etc)

  • Expansion and contraction of composite deck boards and changing gaps or open miters that may happen because of this. We build in ways to minimize these changes, but we cannot control this completely.

  • Development of early water damage due to items being placed directly against non-pressure-treated wood surfaces (capillary action prevents drying), soil being placed against non-pressure-treated wood surfaces, or excessive wetting not due to weather (ex: irrigation, condensate drip lines, gutter failure, etc)

  • Abuse or abnormal use (damage from hot items, chemical damage, excessive loads (ex: installing a Hot Tub without prior structural reinforcement), staining from objects, etc)

  • Acts of God (damage due to storms, fire, earthquakes, hordes of locusts, zombie apocalypse, etc)

  • Damage due to tree roots

  • Extreme or unusual circumstances (landslides, vehicle collision, etc)

  • Lack of proper maintenance such as annual cleaning, maintenance of stained/painted surfaces, etc.

  • Issues arising from Homeowner or other contractor modifications

  • Imperfections (knots, checks, small chips, dents, etc) in structural lumber that do not impact the structural integrity of the lumber. If a very fine finish for the structure itself is desired, we ask that this is communicated in the design phase so we can specify different materials such as Vertical Grain Cedar or Metal Framing.