Decks Built for Kendall and the Columbia Valley
Kendall lives closer to the mountains than most of Whatcom County, and its decks need to act like it. Out here along SR 547 in the Columbia Valley, between Kendall Creek and the foothills that climb toward Maple Falls and the Mount Baker Highway, winters run colder than Bellingham by a meaningful margin, snow arrives more often and stays longer, and the surrounding forest keeps yards shaded and damp deep into spring. A deck design that works fine in town can sag, rot, or heave up here within a decade. We build for this valley specifically.
The area's homes are a practical mix: manufactured and site-built homes in the Columbia Valley neighborhoods, cabins and getaway places that became full-time residences, and newer builds on acreage. Almost all of them share one thing, an outdoor space that matters, because people choose Kendall for the land, the quiet, and the proximity to Baker, and the deck is where all three get enjoyed, from summer evenings when the light hangs late over the valley to snowy mornings watching the foothills turn white.
