Cedar Decking Installation & Replacement in Puget Sound
For homeowners across the Puget Sound region who want a deck that combines natural beauty, resilience, and timeless appeal, cedar decking is a top-tier choice. We specialize in cedar deck installation and replacement, delivering stunning results that hold up in the Pacific Northwest climate. Discover why cedar decks remain one of the most popular outdoor upgrades in the region.
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Top Benefits of Cedar Decking

Natural Resistance
Cedar is naturally resistant to rot, insects, and moisture—perfect for Pacific Northwest homes.

Beautiful Aging
Left untreated, cedar weathers into a silver-gray patina. Stained decks maintain rich reddish tones.

Lightweight & Workable
Compared to hardwoods, cedar is easier to work with, which can reduce labor costs.

Sustainable Choice
Sourced from renewable forests, cedar is a green building option.
Our Decks Materials
As a trusted deck replacement contractor, Orca offers high-quality materials for every deck installation:
Trex Composite Decking
Aspire Composite Pavers by Brava
PVC
TimberTech Decking
Cedar Decking vs Composite Decking: Which Is Right for You?
Choosing between a cedar deck and a composite deck depends on your priorities—budget, upkeep, lifespan, and aesthetics.

Look & Feel
- Cedar: Natural wood grain with rich, warm tones
- Composite: Sleek, uniform appearance with modern finishes
Maintenance
- Cedar: Requires sealing or staining every 1–2 years
- Composite: Low-maintenance—just rinse occasionally
Lifespan
- Cedar: Lasts 15–25 years with proper care
Composite: Can last 25–40+ years depending on brand
Eco-Friendliness
- Cedar: Renewable and biodegradable
Composite: Made from recycled materials, but not biodegradable
Cost
- Cedar: Lower initial cost
Composite: Higher upfront investment, lower long-term maintenance costs
Cedar offers unmatched natural beauty and charm, while composite decking delivers longevity and ease of maintenance. Still unsure which is right for your home? Contact Orca Roofing & Exteriors for expert guidance.
Why Choose Orca for Your Cedar Decking?
When it comes to cedar decking in Puget Sound, Orca Exteriors brings unmatched craftsmanship, premium materials, and regional expertise.
Our team ensures every cedar board is installed with care—accounting for spacing, grain direction, and proper ventilation to avoid moisture issues.
Precision Installation
Locally-Sourced Cedar
Built for the PNW
Custom Design Options
Local & Trusted
Deck Installation & Replacement Costs
As a trusted roofing & Exteriors company in Puget Sound, we understand that deck installation or replacement can be a significant financial decision. That’s why we offer clear, upfront pricing with no hidden costs—plus flexible financing options to make your project more manageable.
Types of Cedar Decks We Build
Traditional Ground-Level Cedar Decks
Elevated Cedar Decks
Wraparound & Multi-Level Decks
Areas of the Puget Sound We Serve
As a trusted local Roofing & Exteriors company, we proudly provide expert Roofing & Exteriors services across the Puget Sound region, including:
FAQs: Cedar Decking

How long does a cedar deck last?
A well-maintained cedar deck can last 15 to 25 years, depending on weather exposure and upkeep. Regular sealing, staining, and cleaning help preserve its durability and natural beauty.
How do you clean a cedar deck?
Clean your cedar deck using a soft-bristle brush, mild soap, and water. For deeper cleaning, use a wood-safe cleaner. Avoid pressure washing at high PSI, as it can damage the wood fibers. Reapply sealant after cleaning to protect the wood.
Are cedar decks a good choice?
Yes—cedar decks are a great choice for homeowners who want a natural, warm look with built-in resistance to rot and insects. They’re environmentally friendly, aesthetically pleasing, and perform well in many climates, especially in the Pacific Northwest.
Do cedar decks require a lot of maintenance?
Cedar decks require moderate maintenance, including sealing or staining every 1–2 years and occasional cleaning. This routine care helps prevent weathering and extends the deck’s lifespan significantly.