Dynamic Decks Inc.

The state insures Dynamic Decks under building repair and carpentry, which lines up with what the permits show: residential decks, attached deck and patio cover replacements, and the occasional remodel. Most of the recent permit activity sits in Spokane Valley, with more across unincorporated Spokane County. In 2018 the business took on public work for the Spokane Housing Authority as prime contractor. The state lists Matthew Schupp and Debra Schupp as principals since 2003 and Michael Schupp since 2020. The crew falls in the 11 to 20 range, and the company advertises a full workmanship guarantee. This is a deck and outdoor-structure specialist rather than a general builder. It fits a homeowner replacing a worn deck, adding a cover over a patio, or putting up a pergola or porch, especially on the Valley side of town. Work with an owner who stays close to the project suits people who want direct answers during the build. Jobs that center on new wiring, like built-in lighting or heaters, are better planned with a licensed electrician alongside the deck work. Spokane's housing stock shapes deck work more than people expect. Older homes on the South Hill and in the north side neighborhoods often carry decks added decades later, with ledger boards bolted to aging rim joists and footings that may not reach below frost depth. Replacing one of those usually means checking the house connection, not just the boards. Newer Valley and Liberty Lake homes tend to have simpler framing to tie into. Composite decking holds up well to freeze-thaw cycles and summer sun, while patio covers need to be sized for heavy snow loads.