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Multi-Level Deck Builder — Wasatch Front
Tiered decks that work with your slope, your view, and the way you actually entertain.
Starting at $35,000 · Typical range: $35k – $120k+
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Overview
What you get with a Zbolt multi-level build
Utah's foothills aren't flat. A lot of homes in Draper, Park City, Heber, Alpine, Highland, Mapleton, and Spanish Fork have walkout basements, sloped lots, or huge view differentials between the main floor and the yard. A multi-level deck is the right answer — it carves the slope into usable zones instead of one awkward platform.
We design multi-level decks around how you'll actually use them: a dining tier off the kitchen, a lounge tier with the firepit and view, a lower landing that connects to the lawn and hot tub. Each level gets sized to its purpose and connected with stairs that feel generous, not bolted-on.
Multi-level decks are also where engineering matters most. Snow load, lateral bracing, post sizing, footing depth — we work with structural engineers on every multi-level project to make sure what we build will outlive the house.
The Upside
Why people choose this
- Turns a sloped or walkout-basement yard into 2–3 usable outdoor zones
- Defines spaces (dining vs. lounge) without walls
- Often the best ROI for view lots — captures sightlines from multiple elevations
- Stairs and transitions can hide built-in planters, lighting, and storage
Trade-offs
What to know going in
- More framing and more footings than a single-level build
- Permit and engineering review takes longer than single-level
- Higher cost per square foot than a flat deck
Real Jobs
Recent multi-level builds
Multi-Level — built by ZBolt Decks
Multi-Level — built by ZBolt Decks
Multi-Level — built by ZBolt Decks
FAQ
Multi-Level questions, answered
Do I need an engineer for a multi-level deck?
For most multi-level builds, yes — and we coordinate that as part of the project. The engineering line item is usually $1–2k and we handle it.
Can you build a deck off a walkout basement?
Yes — walkout basement decks are one of our most common multi-level projects. We tie into the foundation properly and design the upper level to clear the door header.
How long does a multi-level deck take?
Typical timeline is 1–2 weeks on-site after permitting. Permitting + engineering usually adds another 3–5 weeks up front.
Service Area
We build multi-level across the Wasatch Front
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