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SunstoneFences & Decks
Composite deck with a black steel pergola at dusk, gravel yard and saguaro beyond

Fences and decks built for the Arizona sun.

Steel, composite and cedar that hold up past 115°, installed by a ROC-licensed crew in the East Valley.

What we build

A backyard here is for after seven.

From June to September the sun is the enemy of your yard. Wood posts split, dark decking burns feet, cheap powder coat chalks white. We build for that, not for a photo taken in April.

Posts
Galvanised steel, set in concrete. Never wood in the ground.
Deck boards
Capped composite in lighter tones that run 20–30°F cooler underfoot.
Shade
Slat spacing and louvre angle set for your patio's afternoon sun.
Wind
Footings sized for 90 mph monsoon gusts. Gates gusseted so they don't sag.
“They talked us out of the dark board we wanted. Glad they did — the kids are on it barefoot in July.”
The Nguyen family, Ahwatukee
Composite deck and pergola lit by under-rail lighting at night

How a job goes

Five steps from your first call to the walkthrough. Most fences are done within three weeks of a signed quote.

More about how we work
  1. Step 1: Request a quote

    Send the form or call. We phone you back within one business day to talk through what you want and set a time to come out.

  2. Step 2: Site measure

    We measure the run, check grade and utilities, photograph the block wall or existing fence, and look up your HOA's rules before we price anything.

  3. Step 3: Fixed quote, held 30 days

    One written price with the material, height, finish and gate count spelled out. It doesn't change unless you change the scope.

  4. Step 4: Paperwork

    We fill in your HOA architectural form, call Arizona 811 for utility locates, and pull the city permit if the job needs one.

  5. Step 5: Build and walkthrough

    Most fences take one to two days on site, decks and shade structures three to six. We walk it with you before the final invoice.

Recent work in the Valley

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    16' RV gate, McCormick Ranch

    Double-swing sheet-metal privacy gate cut into existing block, automated with a solar opener.

    Gates, Scottsdale, 2025

  • Raised composite deck with cable railing overlooking a pool and desert mountains

    Raised deck over slope, Ahwatukee Foothills

    Steel-framed deck stepping down a 4' grade, cable railing, mountain view kept clear.

    Decks, Phoenix, 2025

  • Attached aluminium louvred roof over a patio, louvres half open

    Louvred patio roof, Ocotillo

    14'×20' motorised louvred roof attached to the house, rain sensor, LED strip lighting.

    Shade, Chandler, 2025

Get a fixed quote for your yard

We come out, measure, and give you one written price that holds for 30 days.