Deck installation · Los Angeles

Deck Installation for Los Angeles Homes

Decks create level, usable outdoor space where the ground won’t cooperate: on hillside lots, off raised doors, around pools and over uneven yards. We build decks in wood and composite designed for comfort and longevity.

Overview

Level ground, wherever you need it.

In the foothills of Glendale, La Crescenta, La Cañada Flintridge and the hillside neighborhoods of Studio City, Sherman Oaks and Encino, a deck can unlock space that would otherwise be unusable. On flatter lots, a low-level deck adds warmth and a change of material next to the house or pool.

We’ll help you choose between natural wood and composite decking, plan railings, stairs and built-in seating, and integrate lighting. Decks pair naturally with pergolas for shade.

Dining table and chairs on a backyard wood deck

Materials & design options

Decking materials and features.

Wood decking

Redwood, cedar or treated lumber for natural warmth.

Composite decking

Low-maintenance boards that resist rot and splinters.

Railings

Wood, metal, cable or glass railings to suit views and style.

Stairs and landings

Comfortable, code-conscious access to the yard.

Built-in benches and planters

Integrated seating and greenery.

Deck lighting

Step lights and post lights for safety and atmosphere.

Benefits

Why build a deck?

01

Usable space on slopes

Creates flat, functional areas on hillside lots.

02

Indoor-outdoor flow

Extends living space level with interior floors.

03

Warm underfoot

Decking is comfortable and inviting.

04

Pairs with shade

A natural base for pergolas and covers.

California backyard with a patio, deck and pool

Planning & installation

Deck planning and safety.

Structure. Footings, framing, ledger connections and railings must be properly designed and built. Raised decks generally require permits and inspections.

Fire zones. In very high fire hazard severity zones, decking materials and construction may need to meet specific requirements.

Maintenance. Wood needs periodic cleaning and sealing; composite needs less but isn’t maintenance-free.

Cost factors. Size, height, material, railing type, stairs, site slope and access.

Permits. Whether a permit is required depends on your city and the specifics of the structure — its size and height, whether it attaches to the house, its distance from property lines, its roof type and any electrical work. Burbank, Glendale and Pasadena each have their own building departments, while addresses in neighborhoods like Studio City, Sherman Oaks or North Hollywood fall under the City of Los Angeles (LADBS). We’ll help you understand what typically applies before you commit, and the local building department always has the final word.

Our process

How your project comes together.

01

Conversation

We learn how you want to use the space and what matters most to you.

02

Site visit

We look at the yard, measure, and note access, sun, slopes and existing features.

03

Design & estimate

You get options and a clear written estimate that spells out what’s included.

04

Build

Work is scheduled, the site is protected and you’re kept informed along the way.

05

Walkthrough

We review the finished work with you and cover care and maintenance.

Inspiration

Ideas to get you started.

Licensed stock photography for design inspiration, not photographs of completed GaziBoys projects.

FAQ

Common questions.

Still have questions? Call (747) 344-7727.

Wood offers natural warmth at a lower material cost; composite offers lower maintenance. Your priorities and location will guide the choice.

Raised decks and decks attached to the house commonly require permits. Requirements vary by city and deck height.

Often, with appropriate footings and engineering. Hillside decks require careful design.

In designated fire hazard severity zones, decking materials and construction may need to meet specific standards.

Areas served

Decks across Greater Los Angeles.

Based in Burbank, we work with homeowners throughout the San Fernando Valley, the Verdugo foothills and the San Gabriel Valley.

Free estimate

Let's Make Your Backyard the Best Part of Your Home.

Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll talk through options, answer your questions and put together a clear, no-obligation estimate.