Decks · Brentwood, CA
Hardwood Decks in Brentwood
Composite is plastic. It warps at 110 degrees and looks plastic in five years. We build with Ipe, Cumaru, and Garapa — tropical hardwoods that age beautifully, last 25–50 years, and finish to interior-millwork quality. Every deck is hand-sanded and oiled on site, fastened with hidden hardware, and engineered for its specific LA microclimate. North-of-Sunset estates and traditional family homes south of San Vicente.
- BrentwoodLos Angeles Co.
- Lifetimewarranty
- Fixed-pricecontracts
- 7–28build days
Why Brentwood homeowners pick Red Stag
Three reasons our decks work is different in Brentwood.
Real hardwood, not composite.
Composite is plastic. It looks plastic in five years and the boards warp at 110 degrees. Tropical hardwood ages with grace — Ipe lasts 50+ years, Cumaru 25+, Garapa 20+ — and gets more beautiful as it weathers.
Hand-finished on site.
Every board is end-sealed, hand-sanded, and oiled on site. Hidden fastening throughout — no exposed screws, no plug rows, no telegraphing. The finished surface reads like millwork, not contractor-grade decking.
Engineered for LA.
Hillside cantilevers, salt-fog coastal builds, post-fire rebuild specs, rooftop loads — every deck is designed for its specific microclimate and structural load by a licensed engineer when the build calls for it.
Brentwood build context
What's specific about decks in Brentwood.
Composite is plastic. It warps at 110 degrees and looks plastic in five years. We build with Ipe, Cumaru, and Garapa — tropical hardwoods that age beautifully, last 25–50 years, and finish to interior-millwork quality. Every deck is hand-sanded and oiled on site, fastened with hidden hardware, and engineered for its specific LA microclimate. In Brentwood specifically, the build context is different from a generic LA project. Old-money LA at its most discreet. North-of-Sunset gates, big lawns, and decades-long family ownership; south of San Vicente reads more as upper-middle traditional family neighborhood. That changes what a decks project looks like — both in spec and in process.
Architecture in Brentwood runs mediterranean traditional, cape cod, and a growing inventory of contemporary tear-down rebuilds. original cliff may ranches still scattered through brentwood country estates. — and the decks we deliver is calibrated to read with the architecture, not against it. We've completed decks projects across 90049 and inside the major HOA districts: Brentwood Country Estates, Mountaingate Country Club, Crestwood Hills. City of LA permits with Brentwood Community Council notification for any front-yard wall over 42" or any visible streetfront fence work.
Material selection for Brentwood decks reflects the local microclimate: Mild year-round, marine layer until ~10am most days, no significant wind exposure outside fire-season Santa Anas in the canyons above Sunset. Our standard Brentwood build spec: Standard Cumaru or Garapa specs work — no marine-grade upgrade required. Privacy fences default to 6 ft horizontal with 3/4" gap between boards. Pricing in Brentwood typically falls in the $55,000–$185,000 band per project, with the upper half reserved for hillside, coastal, or HOA-design-review-heavy builds.
- Brentwood-specific permit and HOA process handled by us — submission-grade documents included
- Build spec calibrated to local microclimate (mild year-round)
- Working knowledge of Brentwood HOAs: Brentwood Country Estates, Mountaingate Country Club
- Recent Brentwood build: Carmelina Avenue 180-ft horizontal Cumaru fence with offset-board privacy detail and matching pivot pedestrian gate
- Coordinated with neighboring 4 city builds — sequenced delivery and shared crew schedules where it makes sense
Pricing
Hardwood Decks pricing in Brentwood
Brentwood decks projects typically fall in the band below. The upper half reflects hillside, coastal, or HOA-design-review-heavy builds; the lower half reflects standard residential scope.
- Standard Brentwood buildCedar or Garapa hardwood, standard detailing, 90049$55,000—$120,000/ project
- Premium Brentwood buildCumaru or Ipe hardwood, hidden hardware, HOA-grade detailing$120,000—$185,000/ project
Reflects 2026 Brentwood market. City of LA permits with Brentwood Community Council notification for any front-yard wall over 42" or any visible streetfront fence work.
Questions homeowners ask
Hardwood Decks in Brentwood — frequently asked
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Other Red Stag services in Brentwood
We deliver every wood-driven outdoor service in Brentwood. If your Brentwood build extends beyond decks, here's where to start.
- Fences in BrentwoodHardwood fences engineered for LA's salt air, sun, and seasonal winds — built by the crew that quotes you, never subcontracted.
- Gates in BrentwoodStructural steel cores, hardwood cladding, hidden hardware — the gate is an architectural element, not an accessory.
- Outdoor Carpentry in BrentwoodPergolas, privacy screens, planter walls, and bespoke outdoor millwork — finished to interior standards, designed for the specific space.
- Backyard Improvements in BrentwoodFull-yard transformations: deck, fence, gate, carpentry — one in-house crew, one written schedule, one fixed price.
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Nearby cities where we build
We work across the Los Angeles County. Brentwood clients often have us coordinate concurrent projects in nearby cities.
- Decks in Pacific PalisadesBluff-top contemporary and family-traditional Highlands lots.
- Decks in Santa MonicaBeachfront, Sunset Park, and North-of-Montana — dense lots, design-conscious clients.
- Decks in WestwoodLittle Holmby, Westwood Village adjacent — traditional homes, manicured lots.
- Decks in Bel AirGated estates, architect-designed compounds, and HOA design review.
Build the decks Brentwood deserves.
Free walkthrough in Brentwood, written quote inside 4 hours, fixed-price contract, lifetime warranty.
Reviewed by the founder
Israel Acquino · Founder & General Contractor · CSLB #964664 · Building in Los Angeles since 2011
Page reviewed May 2026