Des Moines runs along Puget Sound from the marina to Redondo, and its view lots and mid-century homes are a good place for decks, covers and fences built for marine weather. An outdoor living space is a backyard designed as a whole: deck, patio, cover, seating, lighting, fire feature and sometimes a kitchen, planned together so everything fits and flows. Euro Decks designs and builds them for Des Moines homeowners.
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Salt air and wind off the Sound accelerate corrosion and weathering, so we specify stainless or coated hardware and composite decking for waterfront and bluff homes. Those conditions shape the design in Des Moines. Sloped lots become multi-level spaces, shaded yards get covers with translucent panels and composite surfaces, and open lots get shade structures and wind-aware layouts.
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1950s to 70s ramblers and split-levels around the marina, Zenith and Redondo, with view homes along Marine View Drive. 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 Des Moines.
Permits for decks, covers and gas or electrical work in Des Moines are handled by us as part of the project.
We provide outdoor living space design across all of Des Moines, including Des Moines Marina, Redondo, Zenith, Woodmont, and the surrounding the Des Moines waterfront. Des Moines is about thirty minutes from Maple Valley.
Ready to talk about outdoor living space design in Des Moines? Call (425) 437-4889 or send the form below. You get a free on-site consultation, samples from our mobile showroom and a written number, with no pressure.
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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, as part of a deck or patio project, with the gas, water and electrical planned early and permitted properly.
It depends entirely on scope. The estimate is itemized by piece, so you can decide what to build now and what to phase in later.
