Project Spotlight: New Trex® Deck with Custom-Built Trellis

A new deck can completely change the way a homeowner uses their outdoor space—and the right finishing details can make it feel like it was truly built for the home.

For this recent project, Hansen Contracting & Repairs built a new Trex® composite deck and completed the space with a custom-built wood trellis designed specifically for the home.

A Low-Maintenance Outdoor Upgrade

Trex composite decking provides the look and functionality of a traditional deck without the ongoing maintenance that comes with natural wood decking. Its durability and low-maintenance design make it a great option for Pacific Northwest homes, where decks are regularly exposed to rain and changing weather conditions.

For this project, the new composite decking created a clean, finished outdoor space designed for long-term use and enjoyment.

A Custom Finishing Touch

What really made this project unique was the custom-built trellis.

Rather than adding a standard, prefabricated feature, the trellis was built specifically for the space and designed to complement the new deck and the home.

Custom carpentry details like this allow us to create something that not only serves a purpose, but also feels intentional and connected to the rest of the property.

Deck Building + Custom Carpentry

At Hansen Contracting & Repairs, our work isn't limited to standard deck installations. We can combine deck construction with custom carpentry to create outdoor spaces tailored to the home and the people who use them.

Our exterior services include new deck construction, full deck replacements, composite decking, deck repairs, structural reinforcement, custom outdoor carpentry, trellises, pergolas and other outdoor structures.

Planning an Outdoor Project?

Whether you're considering a new deck, replacing an aging one or have a custom outdoor project in mind, we'd be happy to talk with you about your ideas.

Request a FREE consultation to get started.

Hansen Contracting & Repairs, LLC
Serving North Plains and surrounding communities
971-491-7250
Licensed • Bonded • Insured | Oregon CCB #256222

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