- Thornton, CO · Serving the Denver Metro
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Floating Decks in Thornton, CO
A floating deck is a freestanding, ground-level platform that isn’t attached to your house. It rests on deck blocks or footings instead of a ledger board, which often makes it faster to build and easier to place anywhere in your yard.
Floating decks are a flexible, budget-friendly way to add a patio-style hangout, a hot-tub pad, or a seating area — in wood or low-maintenance composite, built to handle Colorado weather.
What We Build
Ground-level, freestanding, and custom-shaped — one local crew, one point of contact, fixed price.
Low, freestanding platforms that sit just above grade — no tall steps, no attachment to the house.
Decks built on deck blocks or footings instead of a ledger — placed anywhere in your yard.
Custom platforms that wrap a tree or feature to create a shaded, one-of-a-kind backyard spot.
Choose low-maintenance composite or classic wood — both built to handle Colorado’s climate.
We design the size, shape, and layout to fit your yard, your use, and your budget.
Sturdy floating platforms sized and reinforced for a hot tub, fire feature, or seating area.
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How It Works
A successful restoration starts with a thorough evaluation and ends with long-lasting protection — improving your deck’s safety, appearance, and durability for Colorado’s demanding climate.
We choose the spot, size, and shape, confirm materials, and check any local code or HOA requirements.
We prep a level gravel base, set deck blocks or footings, and build a square, sturdy frame.
We install decking and finishing touches — same crew, fixed price, quality guarantee.
Whether you need minor repairs or complete deck designs for Denver homeowners, our experienced team delivers reliable workmanship from start to finish. Contact us for a free estimate and see how professional restoration can extend the life of your deck while enhancing your home’s value.
Materials & Base
Floating decks rest on a compacted gravel base with deck blocks or footings for stability and drainage. Up top, choose low-maintenance composite (Trex, Azek) or classic natural wood — we’ll match the look, budget, and upkeep you want.
Planning Your Budget
Every project is quoted individually. The biggest factors in a floating deck cost are size and shape, material (wood vs. composite), base and site prep, whether it wraps a tree or holds a hot tub, and any railings or steps. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll prepare a clear, written quote — no guesswork, no pressure.
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Good to Know
A floating deck is a freestanding, ground-level platform that isn’t attached to your house. Instead of a ledger board bolted to the home, it rests on deck blocks or footings, which often makes it faster to build and easy to place anywhere in the yard.
An attached deck connects to the house with a ledger board and usually needs deeper footings and permits. A floating deck stands on its own, sits lower to the ground, and is typically simpler and quicker to build — though it’s not ideal for elevated or second-story spaces.
It depends on size, height, and local rules. Many low, small floating decks need little or no permit, but larger ones may. As your licensed local contractor, we check Thornton/Denver-area requirements and assist you with required permits.
Yes. We design custom platforms that wrap around a tree or feature, leaving room for growth, to create a shaded, one-of-a-kind spot in your yard.
Floating decks can be built in pressure-treated wood, cedar, or low-maintenance composite like Trex or Azek. They sit on a compacted gravel base with deck blocks or footings for stability and drainage.
Because there’s no ledger and often shallower footings, many floating decks go up faster than attached decks — frequently within a few days, depending on size, shape, and site prep.
We start with a compacted, well-drained gravel base and set adjustable deck blocks or footings, then build a square, properly spanned frame. This keeps the deck level and prevents shifting through freeze-thaw cycles.
Tell us the spot in your yard and how you’ll use it — we’ll design a floating deck that fits.
