Eugene & Springfield’s Trusted
Deck Building Experts
Keystone Construction and Restoration LLC designs and builds custom decks and outdoor living spaces for homeowners in Eugene, Springfield, and Lane, Linn, and Benton Counties, using materials and construction methods built to hold up against Oregon's wet winters.
Custom Deck Design Built for Oregon Weather
We design decks and outdoor living spaces to survive Lane County's wet winters and mild summers, building with rot-resistant framing, moisture-rated fasteners, and decking materials chosen for long-term performance rather than looks alone.
Composite and Cedar Decking Options That Resist Rot in Wet Climates
We use pressure-treated framing rated for ground contact, composite decking that resists moisture absorption and graying, and cedar options for homeowners who want a traditional wood look with proper sealing and maintenance guidance.
Our Deck Building Process From Design to Completion
- Step 1: Design consultation. Your Project Manager visits the property, measures the space, and talks through layout, materials, and budget before drawing up a design.
- Step 2: Permitting. Keystone pulls the required City of Eugene or Lane County building permits and handles inspections so the deck meets current code.
- Step 3: Construction and walkthrough. The crew builds the deck on the scheduled timeline, then walks the homeowner through the finished structure before calling the job complete.
Deck Building Questions Homeowners Ask Most
What decking materials hold up best in Oregon's wet climate?
At Keystone Construction and Restoration, we help homeowners protect their investment with a maintenance plan tailored to their deck material. Composite decks need occasional washing, while cedar decks typically need re-staining or sealing every two to three years to prevent graying and moisture damage. We’ll help you keep your deck looking great for years to come.
How much maintenance does a new deck need?
Composite decks need occasional washing and little else. Cedar decks need re-staining or sealing every two to three years to prevent graying and moisture damage. We walk every homeowner through a maintenance plan matched to the material they choose so the deck holds up for years.
Do I need a permit to build a deck in Eugene or Lane County?
Most decks attached to a house or built above a certain height require a building permit. Keystone pulls the necessary permits and schedules inspections as part of every project, so homeowners don't have to navigate the permitting process themselves.
How much does a new deck typically cost?
Cost depends on size, material choice, and site conditions like grading or existing structure removal. A composite deck generally costs more upfront than pressure-treated wood but needs less upkeep over time. We provide a written estimate after an in-person visit so the number reflects the actual project.
Get Your Free Deck Estimate
We build decks and outdoor living spaces that hold up to Oregon weather for homeowners across Eugene, Springfield, and Lane, Linn, and Benton Counties. Tell us about your project and we'll schedule a free, no-obligation estimate.
Prefer to talk it through? Call us at 541-600-0035