Deck Builders in Richland and the Tri‑Cities

What We Build

Decks and Patio Covers, Designed Around How You Use Your Yard

We design and build custom decks and patio covers tailored to your lifestyle — a simple platform for summer barbecues, a shaded patio cover integrated with your roofline, or a covered space you can use through the season.

Every one of them is a durable, low‑maintenance structure built to complement the house it attaches to, not sit awkwardly beside it.

Our Process

From Design to Final Walkthrough

Design Conversation
We walk the space with you, talk through how you want to use it, and work out what fits the house and the yard.
Transparent Estimate
You receive a clear proposal covering materials, timeline, and cost before anything begins.
The Build
Structure first, then surface. Connections to the house are flashed and detailed the way a roof is.
Cleanup & Final Walkthrough
We clean the site and walk it with you to confirm you received what was promised.

Materials & Options

Choosing the Right Deck Material for Your Home

We install TimberTech and Hardie composite decking, and we build traditional stained‑wood decks when wood is the look you want. Composite is the low‑maintenance option — it keeps its color without yearly staining. Wood costs less up front and takes a finish you can change. We’ll walk you through pros, cons, and costs so you can make an informed choice.

Built by Roofers

The Place a Cover Meets the House is Where Outdoor Structures Fail

Where a patio cover ties into an existing roofline is the hardest part of the build and the part most likely to leak years later. It is also the part we do every day.

As roofing specialists we understand flashing, load requirements, and water management. That means the connection between your new structure and your house gets engineered rather than improvised — the same detail work that keeps water out of your roof, applied where the deck meets the wall.

Andrew Kisman has spent more than three decades in roofing, framing, and custom construction, and he is on site through the work. The structure gets built by people who know what happens to it in year ten.

Why Choose Endurance

Outdoor Structures Built to the Same Standard as Our Roofs

Integrity First
Honest assessments and clear communication, start to finish.
Roofing‑Grade Water Management
Flashing and drainage detailed by people who do it on roofs every day.
Hands‑On Expertise

Our experienced team brings proven craftsmanship and practical expertise to every detail of your project.

Local Presence
Serving Richland, Kennewick, Pasco, West Richland, Benton City, and Burbank.

Common Questions

Deck and Patio Cover Questions Tri‑Cities Homeowners Ask

Does a roofing company really build decks?

Yes. Our team’s background is roofing, framing, and custom construction, and Endurance builds decks, patio covers, and porch additions alongside its roofing work. The overlap is not incidental — outdoor structures live or die on how well they shed water and how well they attach to the house.

We install TimberTech and Hardie composite decking, and we also build stained‑wood decks. If you’re weighing composite against wood, we’ll walk you through the trade‑offs during the design conversation.
We handle the permits. Endurance pulls them from the city for every project we build, so you don’t have to manage the paperwork.
Most deck builds run one to two weeks. You’ll have the timeline in your estimate before anything begins.
Yes. Every deck carries our five‑year workmanship warranty, and structural builds like patio covers carry a ten‑year warranty.
Yes, and this is the part worth getting right. A cover integrated with your roofline needs proper flashing where the two meet, or it becomes a leak. That connection is roofing work, and it is what we do every day.
Yes. We take on repairs across all of our services, decks and patio covers included — no matter who built the original.

Get a Free Estimate

Ready to Build Your Outdoor Space?

Tell us how you want to use the space and we will walk you through what fits. Estimates are free and there is no pressure.