The Value of a Welcoming Deck for Your Home When the weather warms up, homeowners find their thoughts turning to how best to enjoy outdoor living. A warm, inviting deck appeals to families and guests, offering comfortable outdoor fun that is hard to beat. A new deck broadens the space you have for entertaining, cooking…
Category: Decks
Better to Repair or Replace Your Deck? Here’s How to Tell the Difference
Now that spring is here, you may be noticing your backyard’s deck could use some tender loving care. Maybe the deck boards are worn down and loose, or the railing and stairs are uneven and unsecure. Perhaps the style is simply outdated and no longer meets your needs. It’s time to convert your outdoor areas…
Remove and Update Deck
Scope of Work: Client’s wood product on the green treated frame was rotting. Plus while going through the process of deck design, it was decided to demo the entire deck, enlarge the deck design by 4 feet and implement two 45 degree corners. They chose to use Timber Tech Terrain PRO series composite and Westbury…
Replaced Rotting Deck
Scope of Work: Client wanted to replace their rotting wood deck floor with composite. Also they wanted to remove and replace their sliding door. We installed an Anderson 200 Series sliding door as well as replaced their deck floor. No railing work was needed. There was no stairs to work on either. Materials Used: Anderson…
Updated Screened Porch
Scope of Work: Client has a screen porch that the original builder constructed when home was built. They failed on several accounts while constructing the screen porch. For example, they never installed floor screen before laying the cedar decking boards so mosquitoes can enter, the wooden screen door became warped badly so wouldn’t seal, and…
New Screened Porch
Scope of Work: Client’s current screen porch had many issues. The floor was extremely “wavey” due to the floor joists all warping and crowning, screen door wouldn’t shut and seal properly, and stairs were shakey to say the least. We removed all existing decking and attached 2″x6″ green treated lumber to the existing joists that…
Updated Deck
Scope of Work: Client has an existing deck but the deck floor was not close to being even. Plus the decking and railing was rotting where it is a safety concern. We came in and removed all of the flooring and “sister on” 2″x6″ green treated lumber to the sides of the existing 2″x10″ joists…
3 Level Deck Update With Screened-In Room
Scope of Work: Client has 3 levels of decks that are entirely in tree cover so not much sun comes through to dry things out. Rot was happening throughout the deck & railing (decking, fascia, railing, stair treads and risers. Client chose Timber Tech Legacy composite products and Westbury Tuscany aluminum railing. Client also wanted…
New Deck
Scope of Work: Client has always had a sliding door to go out to the backyard but never had a deck. They decided to finally have one designed and built. Since there is a cantilever on the back of the house, we chose to add an additional beam and footings near the structure so it…
New Deck
Scope of Work: Client’s existing cedar deck was totally rotting away with lack of sun to help dry it out year after year. They wanted to redesign a deck so we demo’ed the entire deck & stairs. A large multi deck was built using composite materials and aluminum railing system. Once old deck came down,…
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