Service Area
Deck Builders in Kuna
Kuna sits about ten miles south of Meridian, seventeen minutes or so down Meridian Road. It has kept more of its rural character than the rest of Ada County: horse property, larger parcels, and a lot of homes on land rather than on lots.
The acreage changes what people build. In a Meridian subdivision the deck is pinned against the back of the house because the yard is not deep to begin with and an easement takes a bite out of what is left. In Kuna the yard often runs to an acre, and the conversation moves toward detached structures: a freestanding deck out under the shade trees, a gazebo, a covered platform near a paddock. Detached changes the build as well as the location. A freestanding structure carries itself on posts and beams all the way round instead of hanging half its load off the house, which means more footings and more framing, and no ledger, no flashing, and no siding to open up.
Kuna also has more of the wind and sun exposure that comes with open ground. Without the wind break of a subdivision full of two-story houses, an exposed Kuna deck takes more weather, and that pushes people toward solid covers rather than pergolas, and toward composite or a heavily pigmented stain rather than a clear finish.
Deck scopes in Kuna
New Deck Construction
Ground-up deck builds off the back of the house, footings through rail, one point of contact throughout
Composite Deck Installation
Capped composite and PVC decking, the material most Meridian homeowners pick for a west-facing yard
Cedar and Wood Decks
Western red cedar and pressure treated builds, the lower entry price and the warmer surface underfoot
Covered Decks and Pergolas
Roofed deck extensions, pergolas, and shade structures for a west-facing Treasure Valley back yard
Deck Repair and Refinishing
Board replacement, ledger and flashing repair, structural fixes, and full strip and re-coat
Deck Railings and Stairs
Guards, cable and glass rail systems, stair runs and landings, anchored into the frame rather than onto it
Working out a budget for a Kuna project? Start with the deck cost estimator, then read the Meridian deck guide for how a project runs from first call to final walkthrough.
Kuna: common questions
- Do you cover Kuna?
- Kuna sits about ten miles south of Meridian, seventeen minutes or so down Meridian Road.
- What is the typical Kuna project?
- In a Meridian subdivision the deck is pinned against the back of the house because the yard is not deep to begin with and an easement takes a bite out of what is left.
Planning a deck in Kuna?
Call (208) 314-4914 or use the quote form for a free written price on any deck project in the Treasure Valley.