Decks & Patios in Palos Verdes Estates

Palos Verdes Estates decks, terraces and patios for hillside homes: engineered footings, stone and tile patios and art jury review.

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Palos Verdes Estates homes sit on terraced, landscaped lots with long ocean views, and many have stone terraces, tiled patios and wood decks stepping down the slope. The city's art jury reviews visible changes. We design and build outdoor spaces that suit the Mediterranean and traditional architecture, with drainage and footings engineered for the hillside.

Terraces and patios

Stone and tile terraces suit the Spanish and Mediterranean homes here. Laying them on a properly prepared, sloped base with drains keeps water away from the house and prevents the cracking and heaving seen on older patios. Retaining walls holding up terraces need weep holes and drainage behind them. We match stone and tile to the existing house where possible and protect mature landscaping during the work. Every design is prepared for the art jury before construction starts. Outdoor lighting can be built into steps and walls.

Decks on the slopes

Wood or composite decks on steep lots need engineered footings, often deep piers, and beams sized for their height and span. Salt air reaches every part of the peninsula, so all connectors and fasteners are stainless or heavily coated. Guards are often glass to keep the view, anchored and sealed carefully. We inspect older decks from below, test framing and report on footings. Before work begins, we confirm whether the deck needs geological review, which is common on these hillsides.

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