On average, composite decking does cost a little more per square foot than natural wood decking. This makes sense when you consider the many benefits that composite decking brings. The most desirable natural hardwoods usually hover around the $20 per square foot mark, installed. When you look at composite, you see average rates of around…
But composite, being a blend of natural fibers and plastics, is simply more impervious to the environment than any natural material. With a traditional deck, you’ll be lucky to go 10 years without the need for serious maintenance and/or a complete teardown. Composite decks can realistically double that lifespan. There’s also the question of upkeep.…
Although several features determine an ideal deck design, the overall style of a deck is dictated by the actual deck materials. Composite decks have become popular over the past years as the price range of decking boards continue to rise over time. There are different composite products on the market and the availability of these…
Decks are an extension of our homes. They provide for the perfect entertainment lounges within the comfort of your home. Over the years, they have been made of wood, which has had its share of challenges, despite the beautiful elegant classy look. However, due to a number of factors, wood does not offer service for…
There is no doubt that a deck opens up your home, providing you with the chance to enjoy the great outdoors. With a deck, you add place to hold open-air gatherings, have grilling adventures, and enjoy watching the stars at a night. Since a deck is quite beneficial to you, it is important that you…
Homeowners used to ask outdoor deck specialists what type of wood they would recommend. The answers would usually be the same—and for good reason. While virtually any type of wood can be pressure-treated and used for outdoor decking, there have always been a few outstanding woods—Cedar and Redwood, for example—that naturally stand up to weather…