Hillsboro's 2000s–2015 housing boom produced a large cohort of pressure-treated wood decks now reaching the 15–20 year replacement threshold simultaneously — in one of the wettest, most wind-exposed positions in the metro. Left Coast Exteriors replaces aging Hillsboro decks with TimberTech and Fiberon composite systems that perform in open-valley high-rainfall conditions without the ongoing maintenance wood demands. Oregon CCB License 217914.
TimberTech & Fiberon Authorized Dealer
Left Coast Exteriors serves Hillsboro, OR as a licensed, insured exterior remodeling contractor — WA License LEFTCCE810B3, OR CCB# 217914. Free written estimates. Permits handled. No surprises after the project starts.
Not every deck problem requires full replacement. Full deck assessment guide →
We build with TimberTech and Fiberon composite systems. Two tiers cover most deck projects. Full composite decking guide →
TimberTech AZEK is a full PVC decking system — not wood-composite, but solid PVC throughout. Zero wood fiber content means nothing for moisture to degrade. AZEK is backed by TimberTech's 30-year fade and stain warranty and lifetime limited structural warranty. For homeowners who want the best-performing, lowest-maintenance deck available — one that will genuinely outlast the home's other exterior systems.
Fiberon composite decking blends wood fiber with PVC and protective polymer capping — a proven mid-grade composite that performs well in PNW moisture conditions and delivers a natural wood-like appearance at a lower price point than full PVC. Fiberon's capped composite resists moisture, fading, and staining far better than pressure-treated wood. Backed by Fiberon's 25-year warranty.
Hillsboro's open-valley rainfall exposure and aging 2000s deck stock create a clear case for composite replacement. These are the three reasons it matters most here.
Hillsboro's 40 inches of annual rainfall and open-valley wind-driven rain exposure create a high-moisture deck environment. TimberTech AZEK full PVC has zero wood fiber content — nothing for moisture to degrade regardless of how sustained or wind-driven the exposure. Fiberon composite provides similar resistance at a mid-grade price point.
The tech-era construction wave created a large cohort of Hillsboro decks now reaching simultaneous end-of-life. Left Coast Exteriors handles structural assessment, City of Hillsboro Building Department permit coordination, and composite installation in a single project scope. Oregon CCB License 217914.
Every deck we build carries a structural warranty backed by a closed Hillsboro building permit and complete documentation. We assess the existing framing condition before composite surface installation — replacing compromised posts, ledger connections, and beam sections where needed.
Authorized Dealer status means factory-trained installation crews and full manufacturer warranty on both product and workmanship. Non-authorized installers cannot offer this warranty backing — it's only available through the dealer network.
Composite surface on a compromised structure is not an upgrade — it's a problem deferred. We assess the existing framing, ledger connection, and post condition, document what we find, and address structural issues before installation begins.
Deck construction and replacement requires building permits in every jurisdiction we serve. We manage the permit application, structural documentation, and inspection scheduling. The finished deck is inspected and closed to code.
We inspect existing framing, ledger connection, post condition, and footings. Written assessment with photos documents what's structurally sound and what requires replacement.
Estimate covers composite materials, structural framing work, permit, railings, stairs, and any post or ledger remediation identified in the assessment.
We manage the permit application and scheduling. Most deck replacements complete in 3–7 days depending on size and structural complexity.
Existing decking removed, framing assessed and remediated as needed, composite decking installed to manufacturer specification with proper ledger flashing.
Building department inspection completed and permit closed. Written structural warranty and manufacturer product warranty documentation provided.
Yes, deck replacement and new construction in Hillsboro requires a City of Hillsboro Building Department permit. Oregon CCB-licensed contractors manage the application and inspection — we handle the full permit process as part of every project. Left Coast Exteriors holds CCB License 217914.
A typical Hillsboro deck replacement using Fiberon composite on a sound existing frame runs $18,000–$30,000 for a mid-size deck (300–500 sq ft). TimberTech AZEK and structural work adds to that range. Written itemized estimates provided after a free on-site structural assessment.
If the frame is structurally sound — posts, beams, ledger, and joists all in acceptable condition — a surface-only replacement is viable. We assess the framing condition first and clearly document what's reusable. Composite surface on a compromised frame is not an upgrade we recommend or stand behind.
TimberTech AZEK carries a 30-year fade/stain warranty and lifetime limited structural warranty. Fiberon composite carries a 25-year warranty. In Hillsboro's high-rainfall open-valley conditions, composite materials genuinely outperform these warranty figures because they have no wood fiber to absorb or degrade — the primary failure mode in pressure-treated wood decking.
Deck projects often connect to adjacent exterior improvements.
Financing Available
Composite deck replacement is a meaningful home investment that pays back in decades of maintenance-free outdoor living. Flexible financing lets you move forward with the right material specification.
Average Hillsboro deck building project: $18,000–$35,000. Free written estimate before any commitment.
Financing offered through third-party lenders. Subject to credit approval. Ask your project consultant for current terms.
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