
Petaluma Redwood Deck Project
Redwood deck and pergola built in Petaluma with Wild Hog metal railing panels, built-in seating, and a wood slat pergola roof. Sonoma County craftsmanship.
Redwood Deck with Attached Pergola
This redwood deck sits off a Petaluma home, built to handle daily use and North Bay weather. The decking runs on an angled layout across the platform, and an attached pergola with a wood slat roof shades the space without blocking the view of the garden beds along the yard. Wild Hog metal railing panels wrap the open sides of the deck. The wire mesh infill keeps sightlines open to the landscaping and street while meeting code for fall protection — a cleaner look than standard wood balusters, with hardware that holds up over time. A built-in seating area gives the owners a place to sit without hauling furniture out every time they want to use the space. We build outdoor living spaces across Sonoma County that are meant to be used, not just looked at. This project pairs solid redwood carpentry with steel railing components, so the deck holds its shape and the metal doesn't sag or rust as the seasons turn. Built with integrity. Crafted to last.
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- Project type
- Redwood Deck
- Service
- Deck Construction
- Location
- Petaluma, Sonoma County
- Materials
- Redwood, Wild Hog metal railing panels
- Features
- Attached pergola with wood slat roof, Wire mesh railing panels with metal frame, Built-in seating area
- Stage
- Completed
- Property
- Residential
The trades behind this build.
Deck Construction
Custom redwood, composite & Trex decks — new builds and full deck replacements.
Outdoor Living
Pergolas, outdoor kitchens, fire pits, and entertaining spaces.
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