Deck size should be in scale with the house, following any bylaws or HOA rules, and should address the different uses it is designed for. Read more here.
You should repair your deck when needed no matter what the season. Parts needing repair get worse with time. Don’t worry about cooler weather. Read more here.
The material you use for your deck will influence design, durability, and the cost of your project. Here's a look at some of the most popular decking materials to help you decide which one is right for you.
The best time to start a deck restoration project is when it’s warm and dry because stains and finishes, etc., need time to cure. So, anytime between May and September is ideal, when you can count on the weather being dry.
Designing a child-friendly deck means creating a safe place for children to sit or play. Here are our tips for making a deck well suited for children. Read more here.
Planning a deck expansion requires studying building codes, inspecting the deck already in place, & considering the overall impact on the yard. Read more here.
Now is a good time to assess if your deck needs any work done to it this year. It may be too cold and wet to fix it this week, but you may want to fix it early in the year to enjoy the deck fully in the summer. So, what should you look for?&l
In today’s blog article, we would like to talk about the effect of snowfall on your deck. Whether snowfall damages your deck depends on how much snowfall you get and what kind of shape your deck is in for starters.
