Projects
See the Craftsmanship Behind the Finished Space
Your outdoor project is a significant investment. Before choosing a builder, you should be able to see the quality, range, and attention to detail behind the work.
Explore completed Stellar Decks projects and gather ideas for your own backyard.
- Owner-led on every project
- No subcontracting
- 25+ years of experience
- Financing options available
The Gallery
Find Inspiration for Your Project
Use the project gallery to explore custom decks, composite decks, pergolas, deck cladding, and patio pavers — and to see how each one was built for a specific property.
- All Projects
- Custom Decks
- Composite Decks
- Pergolas
- Deck Cladding
- Patio Pavers
Custom Deck — Arizona
An elevated deck built out over a steep desert grade, with stacked-stone column wraps and glass panel railing that keeps the valley view open. A covered section shades the seating area without closing it in.
Custom Deck — Arizona
A stepped deck and stair run that works down a rocky slope in stages rather than one long flight. Black cable railing keeps the sightlines through to the desert behind it.
Composite Deck — Arizona
A full-length rooftop deck on a contemporary home, laid with a picture-frame border so the board runs stay square to the architecture. Horizontal cable railing holds the city and mountain views.
Pergola — Arizona
A louvered pergola and slat privacy screen used to carve a defined seating area out of an open backyard. The low deck sits flush into a travertine paver patio that continues to the pool.
Pool Deck & Paver Terrace — Arizona
Decking, pool coping, and a large-format paver terrace with turf inlay bands planned as a single surface, so the backyard reads as one connected space rather than three separate materials.
Deck Cladding — Arizona
Decking run vertically as a wall panel, turning a plain masonry surface into a finished architectural feature. The board spacing, edge trim, and corner returns are what carry this detail.
Custom Deck — Arizona
A narrow deck run that follows the back of a hillside home and steps down toward the pool, adding usable outdoor floor area where the grade left almost none.
Custom Deck — Arizona
A two-tone layout that sets a light inlay field inside a darker surround, giving a large rectangular deck a defined center without adding railings or level changes.
Ramada & Deck — Arizona
A louvered ramada built over an elevated deck on an exposed hillside lot, giving the seating area usable shade through the afternoon while leaving the view uninterrupted.
Composite Deck — Arizona
A full-width rear deck in gray capped composite, chosen for a west-facing elevation that takes direct afternoon sun most of the year.
Composite Deck — Arizona
A low-profile floating deck that turns an unused gravel side yard into a level, furnishable surface without the height or railing a raised structure would require.
Deck & Paver Transition — Arizona
Where decking meets pavers, a contrasting inlay board carries the line across the transition so the two surfaces read as one intentional plane instead of an edge.
Custom Deck — New York
A multi-level deck wrapping two elevations of a stone home, broken into a dining level and a lower lounge level connected by wide cascading steps rather than a single stair.
Composite Deck — New York
A waterfront deck where the railing had to hold the view. Black cable infill keeps the sightline to the water open from a seated position, not just standing. Material: AZEK Vintage — Mahogany with Cypress.
Composite Deck — New York
Built-in bench seating with a vented storage base, wrapping a corner of the deck to add seating without giving up floor area to furniture. Material: AZEK Vintage — Mahogany with Cypress.
Spiral Stair Detail — New York
A composite spiral staircase connecting an upper deck to the patio below, used where a conventional stair run would have consumed most of the usable yard. Material: Trex Transcend — Tropics, Lava Rock.
Composite Deck — New York
Wide cascading steps wrapping two sides of the deck, which doubles as informal seating when the space is used for larger gatherings. Material: Trex Transcend — Tiki Torch with Firepit border.
Gazebo & Deck — New York
A deck-mounted gazebo with a cedar shingle roof and continuous bench seating, framed and flashed into the deck structure rather than set on top of it. Material: TimberTech Legacy — Ashwood.
Pergola & Pool Deck — New York
A white pergola over a raised poolside deck, sized and positioned to shade the seating area while leaving the pool itself in full sun. Material: TimberTech Legacy — Ashwood.
Custom Deck — New York
Integrated post and stair lighting planned with the framing rather than added afterward, which is what keeps the deck usable as a room after dark.
Custom Deck — New York
A canal-front deck wrapping a pool and continuing to the dock, tying the house, water, and pool surround together across a tight and irregular lot.
Composite Deck — New York
A raised rear deck with a two-tone border and a stair run brought down the side of the house, keeping the yard below open and usable.
Custom Deck — New York
The same stone-home deck seen at dusk, with the lower lounge level and its built-in seating reading as a separate room from the dining level above.
How to Use the Gallery
Every Project Has Its Own Priorities
The gallery is not intended to give you a catalog to copy exactly.
Different properties, layouts, materials, site conditions, and homeowner goals lead to different solutions.
Use these projects to notice:
- Material and color combinations
- Deck layouts
- Transitions between surfaces
- Pergola placement
- Cladding details
- Paver patterns and shapes
- How outdoor spaces connect to the home
The right direction for your property will be based on your own goals and project requirements.
By Service
Explore a Specific Type of Project
Each service page covers materials, planning considerations, and what the work involves in more detail.
Project photography represents completed Stellar Decks work across Arizona and the company’s earlier East Coast projects. Locations are listed by state where verified. Materials are listed only where the product is confirmed.
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