Deck Building & Exterior Services in Aloha, OR
Decks, fences, siding, and exterior upgrades for Aloha homeowners — professional exterior services in the heart of Washington County.
Aloha's Trusted Outdoor Living Experts
Aloha is one of the largest unincorporated communities in Oregon, stretching across central Washington County between Beaverton and Hillsboro. The community is home to a diverse population and a wide range of housing — from the 1970s-era ranch homes along TV Highway and 185th Avenue to newer developments near the Cooper Mountain area. Aloha’s location puts residents close to the tech corridor jobs in Hillsboro and Beaverton while offering more affordable housing than either city, and many homeowners here are investing in outdoor improvements that make their homes more livable and valuable.
Next Level Decks and Exteriors serves all of Aloha, from the neighborhoods near the Tualatin Hills Nature Park boundary to the residential areas south of TV Highway and the developments along 198th Avenue. We work with the variety of lot sizes and home styles found here, whether that means building a deck on a compact quarter-acre lot in a 1980s subdivision or installing new fencing and siding on a home in one of the area’s newer planned developments. Every project includes a free on-site consultation with a detailed estimate — no obligation, no sales pressure.
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Premium Deck Materials
We build with the finest decking materials available — each selected for the Pacific Northwest climate.
Our Aloha Services
Every project is custom-designed to complement your Aloha home’s architecture, your lot’s terrain, and your lifestyle.
Custom decks in composite, cedar, hardwood, tile, and stone finishes — engineered for the Pacific Northwest climate.
Board replacement, re-staining, structural joist repair, and ledger board reinforcement.
Cable, glass, aluminum, composite, and wood railing systems. Code-compliant and view-preserving.
Freestanding and attached structures that add architectural character and partial shade to your outdoor space.
Solid-roof patio covers for year-round outdoor enjoyment, even during the rainy season.
Custom screens for decks, patios, and yards. Perfect where privacy from neighbors matters.
Wood, vinyl, and chain-link fence installation, repair, and replacement.
Cedar, Hardie plank, and vinyl siding installation and repair.
Patios, walkways, driveways, and retaining walls. Stamped, brushed, and aggregate finishes.
We identify, remove, and rebuild damaged framing, trim, siding, and deck boards.
Exterior and interior painting with premium, weather-resistant coatings for the PNW.
Fully enclosed outdoor rooms with windows, insulation, and weatherproofing for four-season use.
Ready to Transform Your Aloha Outdoor Space?
From custom composite decks to covered patios, our team brings your vision to life. Contact us today for a free, no-obligation estimate.
Your outdoor space should be an extension of your home — not an afterthought.
Why Aloha Homeowners Choose Us
Washington County permitting expertise. Aloha is unincorporated Washington County, meaning permits go through the county’s Land Use and Transportation department rather than a city. We work with Washington County’s permitting process regularly and navigate their specific requirements efficiently so your project doesn’t stall in bureaucratic limbo.
Budget-conscious options without cutting corners. Many Aloha homeowners are practical about their budgets. We offer a full range of materials at different price points — from entry-level composite and pressure-treated lumber to premium composites and cedar — so you can get a quality-built deck or fence that fits your financial goals without sacrificing structural integrity or longevity.
Efficient scheduling for working families. Aloha is a commuter community where both adults often work. We communicate clearly about timelines, minimize disruption, and keep job sites organized so your daily routine isn’t upended by a construction project in the backyard.
Aloha Deck Building FAQ
Aloha is unincorporated Washington County, so building permits are processed through Washington County’s Department of Land Use and Transportation. Standard requirements apply — decks over 30 inches above grade, attached decks, and structures within setback zones all require permits. The county’s review timelines are typically 3-5 weeks. We handle the complete permitting process for you.
Most Aloha deck projects fall between $15,000 and $40,000 depending on size, materials, and design complexity. Composite decking ranges from $37-$75 per square foot installed, while pressure-treated wood starts around $28-$38 per square foot. For Aloha’s typical lot sizes, a 250-350 square foot composite deck is the most common project we build. We provide detailed, itemized estimates during your free consultation.
Yes. Several Aloha neighborhoods and newer developments have HOA requirements for fence style, height, and materials. We review your HOA’s CC&Rs during the planning phase and submit designs that comply with their standards. We install cedar, composite, vinyl, and aluminum fencing in styles that meet typical HOA requirements while giving you the privacy and security you want.
Absolutely. Many homes along TV Highway, 185th, and the surrounding Aloha neighborhoods are 30-50 years old and due for exterior renovation. We provide comprehensive exterior services — deck construction, fence installation, siding replacement, fascia and trim work — that can be done individually or as a coordinated project. Updating the exterior of an older home is one of the highest-ROI improvements you can make.
Ready to Start Your Aloha Project?
Schedule a free on-site consultation. We’ll assess your property, discuss your vision, and provide a detailed estimate — no pressure, no obligation.