New decks & lānai
Ground-level, raised or multi-level. Designed around your view, your slope and how you want to use the space.
Custom decks & lānai · Kona, Hawaiʻi Island
Built like it has to survive an Alaska winter.
Finished for Kona sunsets.
Eight years running deck crews as a foreman, year-round. Now building decks, lānai and stairs on the west side of the Big Island, with one person accountable from the first measurement to the last screw.
Written estimatesNo obligationServing Kona & West Hawaiʻi
- 8 yrsas a deck foreman
- Year-roundbuilding, every season
- Kona-basedlocal, on-site visits
What we build
Outdoor space you'll actually live on.
In Kona, the lānai is half the house. Morning coffee, a family dinner, watching the sun drop behind the water. We build the place it all happens.
Stairs & railings
Solid stairs down the hillside and railings that keep little ones safe without blocking the ocean.
Shade & pergolas
Pergolas and covers that take the edge off the afternoon sun, built to stand up to the wind.
Repairs & rebuilds
Soft boards, rusted hardware, termite damage, wobbly rails. We'll tell you honestly whether to repair or rebuild.
Built for the island
Sun, salt, termites and lava rock. We plan for all of it.
A deck that would last thirty years on the mainland can fail in ten here. The difference is in choices most people never see.
- Corrosion-resistant hardware. Stainless or properly coated fasteners and connectors, because salt air eats ordinary steel.
- Termite-smart materials. Treated framing rated for the job, plus composite or tropical hardwood decking where it makes sense.
- Footings that suit the ground. Lava rock, cinder and slopes each need their own approach.
- Boards that stay cool underfoot. We'll walk you through which surfaces get too hot in full afternoon sun.
Why Reign
From Alaska to Kona, the standard didn't change.
Reign grew up in Alaska, where a deck has to carry snow, shrug off freeze and thaw, and still be standing when spring comes. He spent eight years as a foreman building decks year-round, running crews, reading plans and owning the quality of every job.
He brought that same work ethic to the Big Island. You won't be handed off to a stranger. The person who measures your site is the person who builds it.
Build it right. Build it once. Leave the place cleaner than we found it.
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Straight answers
Clear, written estimates. If something isn't worth doing, you'll hear it.
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Foreman-level detail
Square, level, flush. The small things are what make a deck feel solid.
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Shows up, follows through
Reliable schedules and regular updates while the work is underway.
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Respect for the place
Careful with your yard, your neighbors and the ʻāina.
The look we build toward
Simple lines. Warm wood. Big views.
These are illustrations of the style. Photos of Reign's own finished projects are coming soon.
Build your own deck
Design your deck in a few easy steps.
No construction know-how needed. Pick what you like, watch the drawing update as you go, then send your design to Reign. Nothing here is a price — Reign quotes every deck after seeing the site.
How it works
Four steps, no surprises.
Walk the site
We meet at your place, look at the ground, the view and the sun, and hear how you want to use the space.
Design & estimate
You get a simple plan, material options and a written price you can actually compare.
Build
Permits where they're needed, a clear schedule, and a tidy job site every day.
Walkthrough
We go over every board together and show you how to keep it looking good for years.
Good questions
Before you call.
Every site is different, so the honest answer to most of these is “let's take a look.” Here's the general picture.
Where do you work?
Kona and the surrounding west side of Hawaiʻi Island. If you're a little further out, ask anyway.
Wood or composite?
Both have a place here. Hardwoods look and feel beautiful but need regular oiling in the sun. Composite costs more up front and asks for very little after. We'll lay out the trade-offs for your spot.
How long does a deck take?
It depends on size, permits and materials on island. You'll get a realistic timeline with your estimate, not a guess to win the job.
Do I need a permit?
Many decks in Hawaiʻi County do, especially raised ones. We'll tell you what applies to your project and help you through it.
Can you fix my old deck instead of replacing it?
Often, yes. We'll check the framing and footings first. If the bones are good, a repair or resurface can save you real money.
Free estimate
Let's talk about your lānai.
Tell us a little about the project. Reign will get back to you to set up a time to come out and take a look.
- On-site visit around Kona
- Written estimate with material options
- No pressure, no obligation
- Call or text (907) 793-7246
- Email Reign.lanaipacific@gmail.com
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