Algona is a small valley city next to Pacific and Auburn, and its flat lots and older homes are ideal for a new patio, composite deck or privacy fence. Euro Decks turns Algona backyards into outdoor rooms. We start with how you want to live outside, then design the deck, patio, cover and features around it, and build in phases if that suits your budget.
Call Euro Decks for outdoor living space design in Algona.
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Algona sits on the valley floor with a high water table, so every deck and fence we build here gets footings and post bases designed for wet ground. In Algona we design spaces that get used in every season: a covered dining area, a fire feature for cool evenings, lighting for after dark and materials that need a wash instead of a weekend of maintenance.
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1950s to 1990s single-family homes and ramblers on level lots, many with original wood decks and fences ready for replacement. For homes like these, an outdoor living space adds real living area at a fraction of the cost of an addition. Euro Decks designs, permits and builds the whole thing across Algona.
Our mobile showroom brings decking, railing and paver samples to your Algona home so the whole palette is chosen in your own light.
We provide outdoor living space design across all of Algona, including Downtown Algona, Pacific Algona, Algona Boulevard, Chicago Avenue, and the surrounding the Algona and Pacific valley. Algona is about twenty-five minutes from Maple Valley by way of Auburn.
For outdoor living space design in Algona, call Euro Decks at (425) 437-4889 or fill out the free estimate form. We reply within one business day and the consultation is free.
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Request a free consultation. We walk the yard, talk about how you want to use it and come back with a design and a written estimate.
A backyard designed as a whole: deck, patio, cover, seating, lighting, fire feature and sometimes an outdoor kitchen, planned together so everything fits and flows.
Yes. Many homeowners start with the deck and cover and add the patio, kitchen or fire pit later. Designing it all at once means each phase fits the next.
