At 3sixty Industries, we specialize in custom deck builds that transform outdoor spaces into functional, inviting extensions of your home. Whether you're dreaming of a cozy backyard retreat or a spacious entertaining area, our team delivers tailored designs and top-tier craftsmanship from the ground up. Based in Eagle Mountain and serving nearby Utah communities, we build decks that reflect your vision, match your home's architecture, and withstand the demands of the local climate.
Every deck we build is custom, no templates, no shortcuts. We work closely with you to design a layout that fits your space, lifestyle, and budget. From material selection and railing styles to stair placement and add-ons like lighting, hot tub reinforcement, or a motorized louvered pergola overhead, we ensure every detail is crafted with care and purpose.
Every deck is custom, but most projects start from a few common directions.
Stepping a deck down a slope or around the house can make an awkward yard usable. Elevated decks need careful footing, framing and stair design, and a guardrail once the surface is more than 30 inches above grade. See our guide to decks for sloped yards in Utah.
A roof or pergola makes a deck usable through Utah's hot afternoons. A roofed structure has to carry snow as well as wind, so we design the posts, beams and footings together. See Covered vs. Open Deck for Utah Heat and our pergola builds.
We build with capped composite such as Trex and TimberTech, and with pressure-treated lumber and cedar. Wood costs less upfront but needs regular staining or sealing in Utah's sun, while composite resists fading, warping and moisture damage better over time. See Composite vs. Wood Deck Cost in Utah.
Railing styles, stair placement, lighting, built-in seating, planters and reinforcement for a hot tub are planned in from the start rather than added after the fact.
We start by understanding how you plan to use your deck, then design a layout that maximizes flow, function, and visual appeal, and back it with a free 3D mockup so you can see it against your own house before we build. From multi-level platforms to built-in benches and planters, your deck is shaped to suit your outdoor lifestyle. For homes near Mount Timpanogos, or on any sloped lot, that also means designing around real elevation changes and framing for real snow load, not a generic template.
Choose from premium materials like pressure-treated wood, cedar, or capped composite brands like Trex and TimberTech. As a rough planning range, a new capped composite deck commonly runs $65 to $95 or more per square foot, natural wood runs $45 to $65, and resurfacing an existing sound frame typically lands around $35 to $55, all figures we'll firm up with a written estimate rather than a vague allowance.
As a licensed and insured contractor, we place concrete footings below the local frost depth, typically 30 inches or more, and size framing for Utah's real snow loads rather than a generic span table. We handle permits, inspections, and code compliance so your deck is structurally sound, not just good-looking on day one.
Whoever you hire, these are the questions that separate a deck that lasts from one that doesn't:
For more on picking a contractor, read How to Choose the Right Contractor for Your Remodel.
We proudly build decks for homeowners in Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Lehi, Bluffdale, Herriman, and throughout northern Utah. With years of hands-on experience and local knowledge, we deliver outdoor living solutions that hold up to the terrain, weather, and style of our communities. See our Herriman deck builders page, our Lehi deck builders page, our Salt Lake City deck builders page, our Sandy deck builders page, our Draper deck builders page, or our Riverton deck builders page for local wind, snow, seismic, and permit details specific to each city.
Most deck projects take two to six weeks from footing excavation to the final walkthrough, depending on size, permitting and weather.
Often, yes. Utah generally requires a permit for a deck attached to the house or more than 30 inches above grade, but rules vary by city and HOA, so we confirm yours before we build. See our Utah County deck permit guide.
Wood costs less upfront but needs regular staining or sealing to handle Utah's sun and snow. Composite resists fading, warping and moisture damage better over time. We'll go through the tradeoffs for your budget before you decide.
Yes. Slope changes the footing and framing design, so we plan around the actual elevation changes in your yard rather than a generic template.
Many HOAs review exterior changes separately from the city permit, so we prepare drawings that can serve both. See our guide to HOA approval in Daybreak as an example of how the two approvals fit together.
We price each deck after seeing your yard, because size, material, railings, stairs and how it attaches to your home all change the number. The planning ranges above are estimates, not quotes, and we firm them up with a written estimate.
Browse real decks, pergolas, and outdoor living projects we've built across Utah in our project gallery before you decide on a design.
Ready to step outside onto a deck that's built just for you? Contact 3sixty Industries today for a free quote, or call 435-660-1944, and let's design a custom deck that adds value, comfort, and lasting enjoyment to your home.
Planning a deck, basement, or outdoor build in Eagle Mountain? Get a free quote from 3sixty Industries—fair pricing, expert advice, and trusted local service.
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