Browns Point Tacoma Composite Deck Transformation

Location: Browns Point Tacoma, WA

Deck Size: 12×88
Project Duration: 3 weeks
Total Cost: $75,000

This custom composite decking project in Browns Point, Tacoma, Washington featured a large 12×88 deck designed to maximize outdoor living space while complementing the natural hillside landscape. The homeowners wanted a durable, low-maintenance solution that could withstand the Pacific Northwest climate while providing long-term structural stability.

Engineering the Hillside Foundation

One of the biggest challenges of this project was the steep hillside terrain. To safely support the weight of the deck and preserve the integrity of the slope, micro piles were installed deep into the hillside foundation. This specialized process ensured proper load support while helping maintain hillside stability and prevent soil movement over time.

Premium Composite Decking Installation

The deck was constructed using high-quality composite decking materials known for their durability, weather resistance, and minimal maintenance requirements. Composite decking offers the natural appearance of wood without the ongoing upkeep of staining, sealing, or replacing damaged boards.

Timeline and Construction Process

Despite the complexity of the hillside engineering work, the entire project was completed in approximately three weeks. Careful planning, site preparation, and structural reinforcement allowed the build team to maintain efficiency while ensuring every stage met safety and quality standards.

 

Site Challenges and Planning

Before construction began, careful planning was required due to the hillside location of the property. The slope created unique engineering challenges that needed to be addressed to ensure the deck remained safe, stable, and capable of handling heavy structural loads over time.

Project Investment and Final Result

The total investment for this Browns Point Tacoma deck project was $75,000. The final result delivered a strong, visually impressive outdoor living space built to handle both the environmental conditions and the challenging hillside location for years to come.

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