Your outdoor space should feel like a natural extension of your home — a place to gather, relax, entertain, and enjoy Colorado living. When a deck feels worn, a patio lacks purpose, or shade is missing where you need it most, the space often goes unused.
At J&B Specialty Trades, we design and build decks, patios, patio covers, and pergolas that are durable, functional, and built to last. Whether you’re replacing an aging structure or creating an outdoor space from scratch, our goal is to simplify the process and help you create something that fits your home, your lifestyle, and the way you actually use your outdoor space.
Your deck or patio should feel solid, intentional, and built for everyday use — not like an afterthought. Whether you’re replacing an aging structure, repairing worn materials, or building a new outdoor space from the ground up, we focus on creating decks and patios that fit your home and how you actually live outside.
Our team designs and builds outdoor spaces that prioritize durability, safety, and flow — using materials selected for Colorado’s climate and construction methods that stand the test of time.
Decks & Patios Services Include:
Shade changes how and when you can use your outdoor space. Patio covers and pergolas add comfort, protection, and structure — helping extend the life of your deck or patio while making the space more enjoyable throughout the day and across seasons.
We help homeowners choose shade solutions that complement their home, balance sunlight and airflow, and feel intentional rather than oversized or purely decorative.
Patio Covers & Pergolas Include:
A great deck or patio isn’t about size — it’s about purpose. We help homeowners create outdoor spaces that make sense for how they live, whether that means a low-maintenance deck, a patio designed for entertaining, or a shaded area that extends usability throughout the seasons.
If your current outdoor space feels dated, underutilized, or no longer safe, we’ll help transform it into a place you’ll actually enjoy spending time.
Deck and patio costs vary based on size, materials, structural requirements, and the type of upgrades involved. In Colorado Springs, outdoor remodeling projects can range widely depending on whether the work involves simple repairs, full replacements, or new construction with added shade features.
Our role is to help you understand the scope, evaluate options honestly, and make smart decisions that balance durability, appearance, and long-term value.
We assess your home, review your goals, and discuss budget and priorities. From there, we define a clear scope that aligns with how you want your home to function—inside and out.
We guide you through layouts, materials, and finishes that complement your home and lifestyle, helping you make confident selections that balance style and durability.
Our team manages all aspects of construction—from interior trades to exterior improvements—keeping timelines organized, communication clear, and the process efficient.
We complete the project with detailed quality checks and a final walkthrough to ensure everything feels right, works properly, and is built to last.
A new wood or composite deck in Colorado Springs typically ranges from $15,000 to $50,000 depending on size, materials, elevation, and whether railings, stairs, or a pergola are included. Composite decking costs more upfront but holds up better to Colorado’s sun and freeze-thaw cycles, which is worth factoring into the decision.
Pressure-treated wood decks typically last 15 to 20 years with regular maintenance. Composite decking can last 25 to 30 years with minimal upkeep. Colorado’s UV exposure and elevation accelerate wear on untreated or poorly sealed wood, so material selection and initial construction quality matter more here than in lower-elevation climates.
Yes, for most decks. Any deck attached to the home or built above a certain height requires a permit through the Pikes Peak Regional Building Department. We handle permitting, footing inspections, and final inspections as standard parts of every deck project.
In many cases, yes. If the structure and framing are sound, resurfacing the decking boards and replacing railings is significantly less expensive than a full replacement. We assess the structural integrity first and give homeowners an honest recommendation on whether repair or replacement makes more sense for the long term.
