Decks

Decks are great additions to homes for several reasons. They provide extra living space for outdoor activities such as barbecues, social gatherings, or simply relaxing. Decks can also increase the property value of a home and enhance its curb appeal, serving as an attractive feature for potential buyers. Additionally, decks offer a versatile space that can be personalized with furniture, decor, and plants to create a cozy and inviting outdoor retreat. They also allow homeowners to enjoy the beauty of nature from the comfort of their own home, making them a popular and practical extension to any residential property.

How we install are decks and what questions you may have that we can answer.

Design and sketch of your dream deck.

We will sit down with you and your spouse to figure out what exact size decking you want and what materials we are going to use. We will determine where stairs may go and what type of railing you want.

Permits and Zoning

With your consent we will pull the permits and zoning for your deck project. The HOA will be your responsibility but we will make sure to provide you with what you need. You will get a copy of all permits and zoning when project is done as well.

Actual construction of deck

Before any construction we will walk through the site with you and mark out where the deck and the stair openings will be. We do this to make sure we are correct and on the same page. We also inform you where we keep our tools and where or if any equipment will be coming in and out.

How many inspections are there?

There are typical a 3 step inspection with the county. We will always deal with the inspectors unless we have questions or concerns for you.

- First: inspection consist of footer and post locations and depth of sono-tubes holes for deck post.

- Second: County will then inspect the frame of the deck.

- Third and finial: Inspections will consist of railing and the final flashing for the deck.

Type of material we install

We believe we install the top tier composite on the market. We use Timber tech decking PVC and Composite decking. We offer the Good, Better, and Best of Timber Tech decking.

We also install all natural cedar and Pro wood decking!

Did you know there was a all composite or steel deck framing too!

Yes you read that right, there is a option of all composite and steel framing. Give us a call and we can schedule and appoint to talk more into detail about these options.

Railing

We offer multiple railing brands and styles. We offer cable railing, glass, aluminum , composite, vinyl and wood railing.

The most common railing we see sell is the Westbury railing. Timber tech also has a great selection of railing to match the decking with wine ledge.

Does the composite get hot?

We get asked this all the time and yes as some composite do get hot, there are others that stay cooler in the summer months.

Deck lighting

Can you waterproof under our deck?

Decking light is a great option. There are two types of lighting.

We can add simple post lights to your railing post.

We can also add lighting around the fascia of the deck or even to your steps. This would hook up to your existing or new low voltage landscaping lighting.

We sure can. We see more and more people water proof under there decks, as if they may have a patio or want to store garden tools under the deck.

Our Services

Pressure Washing

Making sure your deck stays clean is not hard if you stay on top of it. Naturally the deck will become dirty from foot traffic. Also over time the wood or composite will take on the effects of weather and will need cleaned off.

Restaining/Painting

Keeping the color of your deck is a key component to make sure you are satisfied with your outdoor space. This is applicable to wood decks not composite.

Inspecting for damage

Regularly take a look at the structural integrity of the deck, such as the posts, beams and joists. Also examine the deck boards whether it is wood or composite make sure the boards are fastened in place and not cracking. This will ensure longevity of your deck and prevention of structural failure.