Are you worried about the stability of your second-story deck? The last thing you want is for it to sway or feel unstable when you’re out enjoying the fresh air. In this blog post, we’ll discuss how you can prevent deck sway, recognize signs of instability, and take steps to ensure your deck remains safe…
Building a deck can be a great addition to your home, providing a functional outdoor space for relaxation and entertainment. However, one common concern among homeowners is whether constructing a deck will damage their lawn. In this blog post, we will explore the impact of deck construction on lawn health and provide tips on how…
Capped Composite Decking offers an innovative alternative to classic wooden decks. Made of highly durable material that resists scratches, stains and weathering. Plastic capping adhered to the composite board protects it against moisture and helps it resist fading, while also helping prevent mold, mildew and bacteria growth. Environmentally Friendly With capped composite decking, you can…
Freestanding decks are convenient and flexible pieces of outdoor space to move around if necessary, providing great flexibility for homeowners with young children or elder family members who may require frequent changes to the outdoor space. Freestanding structures differ from ledger-framed decks in that they’re supported by buried concrete footings instead of leaning against ledgers,…
Windbreaks provide protection from strong gusts while simultaneously adding ambiance to your outdoor space. There are various DIY and professional solutions for creating effective windbreakers; installing patio windbreakers, using outdoor curtains or blinds and building wind-blocking walls/barriers may all work effectively. Select the method that meets your comfort, aesthetic preferences and maintenance requirements best. Here…
Pros and Cons of Composite Decking Selecting the ideal deck material is an important decision that can have lasting ramifications on your lifestyle, cost and longevity of the deck as well as aesthetic. Understanding your priorities and the different options available is key in selecting a suitable option. For instance, do you prefer natural wood…
Composite decking material is an eco-friendly choice that lasts, yet still manages to impress with its long lifespan. Like wood however, composite is susceptible to food and beverage stains that could mar its finish over time. For added peace of mind during winter storms, homeowners can use snow and ice melt products such as calcium…
As you move your furniture around your garden to chase the sun, grit and stones may get tracked onto your composite deck and cause scratches and scuffs. These marks can usually be removed using a repair kit, which typically contains wax or epoxy fillers to cover up blemishes. Furniture Covers Composite decks provide more than…
Before choosing furniture and decor for your deck, identify its primary uses – such as entertaining or relaxing. Once this has been determined, select pieces that reflect these activities while complementing the style of your home. Design elements that physically and visually divide up deck areas can help your smaller deck feel larger and more…
Grilling outdoors on your composite deck is a popular way to enjoy the warm weather and delicious food. However, it’s important to protect your deck from heat damage, grease stains, and accidents while cooking. That’s where grill mats for composite decking come in handy. These mats provide a safe and clean surface for grilling, making…