Total Ventura Deck & Fence is a licensed deck builder serving Ventura, CA homeowners with custom deck design and build, composite deck installation, and fence installation - and we have been working in this city since 2020. Our crew understands how Ventura's coastal salt air, hillside lots, and older housing stock affect how outdoor structures need to be built and what materials hold up here.

Ventura properties range from compact beach lots in Pierpont to sloped hillside parcels in Ondulando - and a custom-designed deck is the only way to get a structure that actually fits how your yard sits. If you want something built to your exact space and lifestyle, learn more about our custom deck design and build service.
The salt air rolling in off the Pacific works its way into wood year-round in Ventura. Composite decking - especially fully capped boards - resists that moisture and holds its color without annual staining, making it a practical choice for homes anywhere near the Ventura coastline.
Ventura's near year-round outdoor season means a pool deck actually earns its cost. We build slip-resistant pool decks sized for Ventura backyards - whether that is a modest coastal lot or a larger hillside yard - with materials that stand up to sun, water, and consistent foot traffic.
Many Ventura homes were built in the 1950s through 1970s, and original or poorly maintained decks in this climate break down faster than owners expect. If boards feel soft underfoot or railings have started to wobble, that is a signal worth acting on before the structure underneath is affected.
In Ventura's coastal neighborhoods, vinyl fencing outlasts wood by years because it does not absorb moisture or react to salt air. It needs no painting, no sealing, and holds its color through the sun and marine layer that cycle through this part of the coast every week.
Ventura's outdoor season runs almost twelve months, but the summer sun and the occasional marine layer drizzle mean a cover makes the space more usable on both ends. A properly built patio cover or covered deck extends the hours you can spend outside comfortably, season to season.
Ventura sits directly on the Pacific coast, and the marine air here does not just affect homes right on the beach - it works its way into wood, metal fixtures, and exterior materials all across the city. A deck that holds up in Fresno or the San Fernando Valley may not last five years in Ventura without the right materials and proper sealing. Coastal California labor and material costs also run higher than national averages, and hillside lots common in Ondulando and the foothills above downtown add engineering complexity that flat-lot projects simply do not have.
Ventura's rainy season runs November through March, and the clay-heavy soils in many parts of the city expand and contract with the wet-dry cycle - which puts real stress on footings and concrete flatwork over time. Santa Ana wind events each fall can knock down fences and strip roofing. And because so much of Ventura's housing stock dates to the 1940s through 1970s, older decks in this city are often overdue for replacement or major repair. Knowing these conditions before you start a project changes how the work gets done.
Our crew works throughout Ventura regularly, pulling permits from the City of Ventura Community Development Department and coordinating inspections with the city's Building and Safety Division. We know the typical review timelines, what inspectors look for on hillside lot footings, and which neighborhoods have active HOAs that require design approval before a permit can even be submitted.
Ventura is a city with real character across its neighborhoods. The craftsman bungalows and Spanish-style homes near downtown and Midtown sit on tight lots with mature landscaping, while the Ondulando and Foothill areas above the city have larger properties on sloped terrain that require a completely different approach to deck framing. Near the beach and the Ventura Harbor, homes are exposed to the heaviest salt air and see the fastest wear on any outdoor structure. And the older homes throughout the city - many built before 1970 - are often where we find the most involved repair and replacement work.
We also serve neighboring communities if your project needs extend there. Homeowners in Oxnard just south and Carpinteria to the north can reach us through the same contact - we know both areas and the conditions that come with them.
We respond to all inquiries within 1 business day. A crew member visits your Ventura property to walk the yard, take measurements, and understand your goals - you do not need to be present the whole time.
You receive a detailed written proposal covering materials, labor, and any site-specific considerations for your Ventura lot. We address cost questions here - no surprises after you sign.
We handle the City of Ventura permit application and schedule required inspections. Once permits are approved, the crew sets footings, frames the structure, and installs decking or fencing on your agreed timeline.
After the city inspection passes, we walk the finished structure with you - checking boards, railings, and drainage. We leave you with permit paperwork, warranty documents, and maintenance guidance.
We serve homeowners across Ventura, CA - from the beach neighborhoods near the harbor to the hillside properties in Ondulando. Call us or fill out the form and we will get back to you within 1 business day.
(805) 861-1648Ventura - officially the City of San Buenaventura - is a coastal city of roughly 110,000 people in Ventura County, situated where the Pacific Ocean meets the foothills of the Transverse Ranges. The city is anchored by a historic downtown along Main Street, a working waterfront at Ventura Harbor, and a mix of residential neighborhoods that range from compact beach cottages in Pierpont to larger homes on sloped hillside lots in Ondulando and the Foothill area above downtown. Ventura is also the gateway to Channel Islands National Park, with ferry departures from the harbor to the islands.
The city's housing stock reflects its age and its layers of growth. Midtown and the streets near downtown feature craftsman bungalows and Spanish Colonial Revival homes built in the 1940s through 1960s - beautiful homes, but ones that carry the maintenance demands of that era. Newer subdivisions east of the 101 and in the college area have a different character entirely. About half of Ventura homes are owner-occupied, and with median home values well above $700,000, maintaining and improving property here is a real financial priority for most owners. We also serve homeowners in nearby Camarillo and other parts of the county when the project calls for it.
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