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Decks create a unique space to be with your friends and family. Proper planning and a little forward-thinking can go a long way when it comes to the functionality and the appearance of your new deck. We’ll help you maximize your dollars by designing your deck with efficient use of materials and determining the long-term cost of maintenance and upkeep.
On our site, you will be able to explore many of the most common deck options. We recommend that you begin by creating a couple checklists. You can start by printing off our free checklist and answering the questions to the best of your knowledge. This will help you determine what type of deck you need.
It depends on several factors, but typically, a treated or cedar deck will need restained every 3 to 5 years if you apply a quality sealant.
There are several reasons that people choose cedar over treated lumber, including the following.
The easy answer is life expectancy and maintenance. However, not all composites are created equal. There are cheap composite decks that won’t last as long as decks made of natural wood. If you’re considering going for a premium deck, make sure it’s with a reputable manufacturer that will be around to honor its warranty.
Assuming the deck is installed correctly, it will vary depending on the frequency of preventive maintenance and the materials the deck is made from.
Wood
Synthetic Decking
Handrail: Between Post? or Over the Post Flat?
Posts: 4×4 6×6 Capped Stain Paint Unfinished
Balusters: Round Square Specialty
Post Base and Caps
Do you want the roof to be incorporated into the deck and structure? What type of materials do you want to use? Will the ceiling need to be finished? If so, what type of finish?
Additional options for coverage or shade, include the following.
If so, will the whole deck be screened in or just a portion?