Do you serve my area?

We work within 50 miles of Seattle. That covers most of the Eastside, South King County, and Snohomish County.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Fully licensed in Washington state and insured on every job.

How long does a typical deck build take?

Most residential decks take 3 to 7 days depending on size and complexity.

What materials do you work with?

Cedar, composite, pressure treated, ipe hardwood, and more.

Do I need a permit for a new deck?

Usually yes, depending on size and height. We handle the permit process for you.

How much does a new deck cost?

Most residential decks run between $15,000 and $50,000 depending on size, material, and scope.

Do you offer any kind of warranty?

Yes. We stand behind our work with a craftsmanship warranty on every project.

What makes Mill Decking different from other contractors?

We're a family business. The people who quote your job are the same people who build it. We've built 200+ decks across the PNW.

Wolf Composite

Wolf Composite Decking in Seattle, WA | Mill Decking

Wolf composite delivers reliable moisture resistance, a clean finish, and consistent performance at a mid-tier price point. A straightforward choice for homeowners who want composite durability without the premium cost of top-shelf systems.

Moisture-resistant

Value-forward

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Moisture-resistant

Value-forward

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Wolf composite decking is built to perform, not to impress on a showroom floor. It does what composite should do — resists moisture, holds its surface, requires minimal maintenance — at a price point that makes it the right call for a lot of straightforward residential builds.

The board is available in a solid range of neutral tones that work well with most Pacific Northwest home exteriors. It's not the softest or the hardest composite we carry, but it's a dependable, honest-performing material that consistently delivers what it promises over its lifespan.

For homeowners who want to step off pressure-treated wood without paying for a premium composite system, Wolf is a strong middle ground.

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Shingle? Metal? Tile? Let’s find your match

TimberTech Composite

Four-side capped composite built for decades of use.

MoistureShield Composite

Engineered for wet environments and constant rain.

Eva-Last Composite

Bamboo-composite hybrid. Harder than the rest.

American Structures & Design (PVC)

Zero wood content. Impervious to moisture.

Western Red Cedar

Naturally rot-resistant and warm underfoot.

Hardwood — Ipe

The long-game material. Built to outlast all.