Decks & Railings
Add space. Add views. Add value.
CasaMás Construction designs and builds decks and railings across Utah — engineered for our snow loads and made for the view. Service available in English and Spanish.
A deck adds usable outdoor living space, and the right railing makes it safe and finished. CasaMás Construction builds composite and wood decks, covered and multi-level decks, stair systems, and cable, metal, or glass railings — interior and exterior — across Utah, engineered for local snow loads and built to Wasatch Front codes.
Who it’s for
Great for homeowners adding a deck after a kitchen or dining-room expansion, walkout basements that need a deck and stair system above, homes with Wasatch or mountain views meant to be enjoyed outdoors, and properties replacing failing wood railings with cable, metal, or glass — including interior loft and stairwell railings as part of a remodel.
What’s included
Composite decks
Low-maintenance, fade- and stain-resistant boards built for Utah weather.
Wood decks
Classic cedar or treated-wood decks, sealed and finished.
Covered decks & shade structures
Roofs, pergolas, and shade so you can use the deck all season.
Multi-level & two-story decks
Decks that step with your yard or stack above a walkout basement.
Stair systems
Code-compliant stairs connecting deck, yard, and grade.
Cable railings
Thin stainless cable that keeps the view open.
Metal / aluminum railings
Durable, low-maintenance railings in modern finishes.
Glass railings
Clear panels for an unobstructed mountain view.
Interior railings
Loft and stairwell railings to match a remodel.
Deck refinishing & board replacement
Refresh or repair an aging deck and swap failing boards.
How your project works
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Free consultation
We listen to your goals and look at your space — in English or Spanish.
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Design & estimate
Clear scope and a written estimate. Monthly payment examples are estimates.
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Permits & build
We handle permitting and construction with licensed, insured crews.
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Enjoy your space
More room, more income potential, and more equity in your home.
What affects your cost
Every deck is different — your cost depends on size, material (composite vs. wood), railing type, the number of levels, lighting and accessories, site terrain, and the snow-load engineering Utah requires. We review your space and give a clear, written estimate, with no pressure.
Financing options may be available, subject to approval. Monthly payment examples are estimates.
Where we work
CasaMás builds decks and railings across Salt Lake, Utah, Davis, Weber, and Tooele counties — engineered for Utah snow loads, designed around walkout-basement grade changes and mountain-view orientation, and built to Wasatch Front codes, when allowed by local city rules.
- Salt Lake County
- Utah County
- Davis County
- Weber County
- Tooele County
Project photos
Real CasaMás Construction projects across Utah.
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New gray composite deck with black metal railing under construction -
Same composite deck build from a side angle showing stairs -
Gray composite deck with black railing overlooking Utah suburb and mountain backdrop -
Two-story deck system with white railings and wood connecting stairs on a stucco home -
Same two-story deck build from a different angle showing the full connecting staircase -
Detail of dark composite deck stair treads with black metal railing -
Stainless cable railing with wood top rail -
Interior horizontal-slat black metal railing along loft edge -
Interior stairwell with custom black horizontal-bar metal railing -
Single-story ranch home with covered back deck above walkout basement
Frequently asked questions
When’s the best time to build a deck in Utah?
Spring and fall are ideal for framing — milder temperatures and drier ground. We build year-round and can schedule your project so it’s ready for the season you want to use it.
Do you handle permits in Salt Lake, Utah, Davis, Weber, and Tooele counties?
Yes — we handle deck permitting as part of your project across all five counties, when allowed by local city rules.
Composite vs. wood — which holds up better in Utah weather?
Composite resists Utah’s sun, snow, and temperature swings with less maintenance and no refinishing; quality wood costs less up front but needs periodic sealing. We’ll walk through the trade-offs for your budget and look.
What are the code-required railing heights and baluster spacing in Utah?
Utah follows the IRC: home guardrails are generally required at 36 inches, with baluster spacing that won’t pass a 4-inch sphere. We build to current Wasatch Front code and confirm specifics with your city.
How long does a typical deck build take?
Most decks take about one to three weeks of on-site work once permits are issued, depending on size, levels, and railing type. We give you an estimated schedule with your written estimate.
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