Ravensdale is the unincorporated country just east of Maple Valley, and its acreage lots, big trees and long driveways make it a natural fit for large decks, gazebos and fence lines. Outdoor living space design in Ravensdale means thinking about the whole yard at once, even if the build happens over a couple of years. The deck footings, the cover posts and the kitchen utilities are all planned from the start.
Call Euro Decks for outdoor living space design in Ravensdale.
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Properties here are heavily wooded and often sloped, with septic and well setbacks that affect where a deck or fence can go. Shade and needle drop mean moss is a constant on cedar, so we talk composite early. In Ravensdale 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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Acreage homes and cabins from the 1970s through the 2000s around Lake Retreat, Kanaskat and Georgetown, plus horse properties along Kent-Kangley Road. We design outdoor living spaces for Ravensdale homes of every size, from a compact deck with a cover and a bench to a full backyard with patio, kitchen, fire pit, gazebo and lighting.
Phasing is common in Ravensdale: deck and cover first, patio and fire pit next, kitchen last. Designing it all at once means each phase fits the next and nothing gets torn out.
We provide outdoor living space design across all of Ravensdale, including Lake Retreat, Kanaskat, Georgetown, Kent-Kangley Road, and the surrounding the Ravensdale and Kanaskat area. Ravensdale is about ten minutes from our Maple Valley office.
For outdoor living space design in Ravensdale, 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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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.
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.
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.
