More Levels, More Function, More Outdoor Enjoyment

Multi-Level Deck Construction in North Dakota

Built to Match Your Yard, Your Home & Your Use

Split-Level Decks for Slopes, Views, and Flow

Decks don’t have to be flat. We design multi-level decks that work with your lot, not against it. Whether you're working with a slope, want different zones for dining and lounging, or need walkout access to a basement, Alliance Deck Builders of North Dakota builds it right. From framing to finish, each tier is engineered for safety, beauty, and lasting performance.

Maximize Space on Sloped or Uneven Lots

Decks That Step With Your Grade and Elevation

Multi-level decks are perfect for walkouts, hillside yards, or homes with raised main floors. We use strong tiered framing and support posts to safely stack usable space. From upper dining zones to lower lounge or fire pit areas, every level is sized and positioned for real-world function. No wasted space—just smooth transitions and smart layouts.

Tiered platforms for multiple outdoor zones

Integrated stairs, landings, and flow points

Framed and braced for North Dakota weather loads

Tiered deck with upper dining area, middle lounge, and lower fire pit on sloped backyard in Fargo

Designed for Views, Access & Outdoor Living

Use Each Level for Something Different

One deck doesn’t have to do it all. That’s the benefit of a multi-level layout—you can dedicate each tier to its own use. Grill up top, relax mid-deck, and gather with guests below. We help you lay it out for comfort, privacy, and seasonal use. Plus, we can integrate lighting, shade, and privacy screens between levels.

Framed multi-level deck under construction with tall supports and lateral bracing in Minot

Framed to Handle Load, Weather & Use Across Levels

Engineered for North Dakota’s Seasons and Soil

Multi-level decks require careful engineering—and North Dakota winters don’t make it easier. We use frost-rated footings, pressure-treated posts, and cross-braced framing to keep each level solid through freeze-thaw cycles and heavy snow. Elevations are calculated for drainage, stability, and clean transitions. Whether your deck is 3 feet high or 13, we build it to last.

Finished for Comfort, Code & Curb Appeal

Railings, Stairs & Trim That Pull the Design Together

Each level gets its own set of details—custom railings, secure stairs, and finish trim that makes everything feel unified. We match materials, align rail styles, and design stair runs that feel easy and safe to use. It’s not just two or three platforms—it’s one integrated outdoor structure built for real-life use.

Completed multi-level deck with composite rails, wide stairs, and wraparound skirting in Dickinson

Why North Dakota Homeowners Choose Multi-Level Decks

Ideal for Slopes & Walkouts: Build around hills, basements, or tall entry points.

Multiple Zones, One Build: Create distinct areas for dining, lounging, and more.

Tiered for Views & Privacy: Position levels to enjoy or screen specific spaces.

Solid Seasonal Performance: Built to handle snow, wind, and weather shifts.

Custom Framing & Finishes: Engineered to your lot, layout, and local code.

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What to Expect With a Multi-Level Deck Build

We begin with a grade review and elevation plan, then design tiers to match your entry points, usage zones, and outdoor goals. Once the design is set, we handle all framing, stairs, railings, and trim. Everything is built to North Dakota code and inspected for strength and safety. From slope to structure—it’s built with purpose.

Lot and elevation planning for tiered layout

Load-rated framing with weather-ready hardware

Multi-level stairs, rails, and finish options included

Custom Framing, Clean Finishes, Seamless Flow

A Deck That Works With Your Home—Not Against It

Multi-level decks shouldn’t look pieced together. We build each level as part of one unified structure—framed together, aligned visually, and finished with consistent materials. We adjust heights, match stair widths, and coordinate trim so nothing feels like an afterthought. From the driveway view to the backyard feel—it’s built to belong.