Tulalip, WA
Decking in Tulalip, WA
Decking for Tulalip homes, from Builders Service Company.

Space is rarely the limit for a deck in Tulalip. Snohomish County assessor records put the median residential lot at 0.66 acres, which leaves room for a large deck, a wraparound or a ground-level platform off the back door.
We build with wood, vinyl and composite decking:
- Composite and vinyl do not rot and do not need staining, a good match for shaded yards, moss and wet winters.
- Wood gives a natural look at a lower starting cost, with regular sealing to keep water out.
The North Snohomish and Skagit region includes valley flood plains, so we look at how water drains across your yard before placing the deck. On every build we plan for drainage under the boards, slip resistance on the walking surface, and sturdy framing that suits how you will use the space, whether that is relaxing, entertaining or family meals outside.
A deck should feel like an extension of your home. We design it around your doors, your yard and the view you want.
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Tulalip decking FAQ
How big a deck can I build on a Tulalip lot?
Most Tulalip lots have room for a generous deck. Snohomish County assessor records put the median residential lot at 0.66 acres, which leaves space for a large deck, a wraparound or a ground-level platform. The size that makes sense depends on your doors, your yard's drainage and how you plan to use the space, and we work through that with you during a free in-home consultation.
Should I build my deck with wood, vinyl or composite?
Choose composite or vinyl if your yard is shaded or damp, because neither rots or needs staining. Choose wood if you want a natural look at a lower starting cost and do not mind regular sealing. We build with all three. The North Snohomish and Skagit region includes valley flood plains, so we also plan drainage under the boards and slip resistance on the surface.