Elevated deck with gabled roof cover on cedar posts, black railing and switchback stairs on gray-green house

Meet Daniel Schupp and the Dynamic Decks Spokane Team

Daniel Schupp is the general manager for Dynamic Decks in the Spokane area. He enjoys building, but the part that stays with him is helping a homeowner see a long-imagined outdoor space take shape. He wants the experience of working with our team to matter as much as the finished project.

Daniel's interest in building started at home

Daniel grew up watching his dad build. That early interest stayed with him. He likes turning an idea into something people can use and enjoy. When a homeowner talks about a new outdoor space, he wants to understand what they hope to do there, not just what shape the deck will be.

The work also gives him a reason to get to know clients. He wants those relationships to last beyond the first conversation, and he wants the people doing the building to feel good about the team they are part of. For Daniel, doing the work well and treating people well belong in the same conversation.

“At Dynamic Decks, our goal is to redefine what our clients expect from a contractor. We want to stand out in every way, from the quality of our work to the experience we provide from start to finish.”
Daniel Schupp, General Manager
Team gathering outdoors at a gravel yard in front of a green-roofed open shed, men in blue shirts and hats listening, sunny

Life away from the job

Away from work, Daniel likes camping, lake days, golf, home projects, reading, and time with his family. He enjoys building things at home, too.

The team doing the work

Daniel's goal for our crew is a strong culture where people care about the work and about one another. Our Spokane team works on deck construction and related outdoor projects, from material and design decisions to the build itself. If you are comparing options, we want to understand what you hope to use the space for, not assume that the design that suited someone else's home suits yours.

When we discuss your project, ask who would work on it, what each person would handle, and whom you would contact as the work moves along. The right people and responsibilities should be clear for your particular job.

Worker installing light gray composite decking on an elevated deck with black railing and a hillside view at golden hour

Start by telling us your idea

Maybe you have a clear deck layout in mind. Maybe all you know is that the yard is not working for you yet. Either is a good starting point. Tell us what you want to do outside, and request a free estimate so we can talk about the project.