Our Residential DECK Types
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Enjoy your exclusive and beautiful outdoor space such as decks, patios and porches. Enjoy your home to the fullest by increasing your livable space outside, Add charm and comfort while adding value to your property and enjoy outdoor grilling and entertainment in your own backyard paradise allowing yourself for a moment of disconnecting from the outside world and reconnecting with your loved ones.
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WOOD DECKING
A timeless (eco friendly) option that fits any home budget aesthetic
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COMPOSTIVE DECKING
a tough, long-lasting outdoor boundary low maintenance
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PVC TRIM WRAP
lightweight durable clean, classic ornamental appearance
RAILINGS
Deck railings perform an important function to prevent occupants from falling off a deck—and are governed by building codes. They are required for decks measuring 30 inches or more above grade. Beyond their safety function, deck railings and porch railings add character to all decks, even those that are less than 30 inches above grade. As one of a deck’s most visible features, they also influence its style in a major way.
When assisting a homeowner with selecting deck railings, you’ll want to consider the types of materials, styles of posts, and the shape of the deck.
METAL RAILING
a strong high end , sleek, and low-maintenance safety barrier installed along deck edges
budget friendly a safety barrier built along the perimeter providing structural security, privacy, and a classic aesthetic matching outdoor spaces
WOOD RAILING
A cable deck railing is a modern safety guardrail system that replaces traditional vertical pickets or balusters with horizontal, tensioned stainless steel wires. It delivers an unobstructed view, a sleek architectural profile, and long-lasting outdoor durability
CABLE RAILING
Choosing Between Different Types of Decking for Your Property?
Important topics of decking to choose from, it's important to think carefully about which is best for your home. Here are just a few of the factors you'll need to consider:
BUDGET
It's no secret that different types of materials come with equal different prices. For example, a PVC | compostive costs more than a wooden one. However, these last up to twice as long, making them very cost-effective. Our sales consultant can walk you through all of your options.
Think about why you're getting the deck itself. Is a priority? Building a deck expands your usable living space, increases your property’s resale value, and creates a functional outdoor area for entertaining, dining, or relaxing. It offers a high return on investment.
PURPOSE
Most deck require little maintenance. For example, compostive only need occasional hose-downs. You may opt for PVC or Compostive over wooden options, which often require restaining, if you don't have time for upkeep.
MAINTENANCE ?
Your personal tastes also play a significant role in the decision. You might prefer certain materials that better harmonize with your home's architecture. It might also need to fit the local homeowner county association's guidelines.
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
