Composite Deck Builders & Custom Decks — Stillwater MN
Weatherguard Construction is a Certified Wolf Pro deck builder specializing in composite and PVC decking with Wolf, TimberTech Azek, and Trex materials. Custom deck design, construction, and refacing in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Colorado.
Our Deck Build Process
- On-Site Consultation & Measurement — We visit your property, discuss your vision, and take accurate measurements for your custom deck design.
- Design, Layout & Material Selection — Custom design with layout options and help choosing the perfect decking materials, colors, and features.
- Clear Estimate & Timeline — Detailed, transparent proposal with project scope, material costs, and realistic build timeline.
- Professional Build — Experienced crew builds your deck with quality framing and precision installation.
- Final Walkthrough & Warranty — Thorough inspection, project walkthrough, and full warranty documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What deck materials does Weatherguard use?
We specialize in composite and PVC decking from Wolf, TimberTech Azek, and Trex. These materials offer superior durability, low maintenance, and long-lasting beauty compared to traditional wood decking.
How long does it take to build a deck?
Most residential deck projects take 1-3 weeks depending on size, complexity, and material availability. We provide a realistic timeline in your project proposal.
Composite Decking That Handles Four-Season Weather
Wood decks in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Colorado fight a losing battle against snow load, UV exposure, and constant freeze-thaw cycles — which is why we build with capped composite and PVC boards from Wolf, TimberTech Azek, and Trex. These materials won't rot, splinter, or need staining, and they carry fade-and-stain warranties of 25 to 50 years. As a Certified Wolf Pro builder, our crews are trained on manufacturer framing, gapping, and fastening specifications that keep those warranties valid.
Every deck starts with the structure. We use properly sized footings below the frost line, pressure-treated framing with joist tape to extend its life, and hidden fastener systems for a clean walking surface. Popular options include aluminum and cable railing, low-voltage lighting, picture-frame borders, and multi-level layouts. If your existing frame is sound, deck refacing — new composite boards and railing over the original structure — can deliver a new deck look at a lower cost.
Many homeowners bundle a deck project with siding or exterior painting for a complete exterior refresh. We build across the Twin Cities metro, western Wisconsin, Chicagoland, and the Denver metro — view service areas or schedule a design consultation.