Decks & Outdoor Spaces
- Custom Decks: Tailored designs using wood, composite, or other materials for lounging, dining, and entertaining
- Pergolas: Open-roof structures that provide shade and style; perfect for gardens or patios
- Screened-In Porches: Bug-free outdoor lounging with protection from the elements
- Outdoor Kitchens: Built-in grilling stations, countertops, sinks, and storage for the ultimate hosting setup
- Gazebos: Freestanding, roofed structures—ideal for shade, dining, or relaxing in style
- Pavilions: Larger, open-air structures often used for gatherings, hot tubs, or outdoor dining
- Multi-Level Decks: Tiered designs that create distinct zones for different activities (e.g., dining, hot tub, lounging)
- Under-Decks: An under-deck roofing system is a drainage and ceiling system installed underneath an elevated deck to create a dry, usable space below
- Covered Decks / Roof Extensions: Decks with full or partial overhead coverage to extend usability in all weather
- Poolside Decks: Slip-resistant surfaces designed around above-ground or in-ground pools
- Hot Tub or Spa Decks: Customized areas built to support and surround hot tubs or spas
- Bridges & Boardwalks: Functional and aesthetic walkways through landscapes or connecting outdoor areas
- Privacy Screens & Walls: Decorative or practical structures for seclusion and wind protection
- Staircases & Landings: Custom stairs and transitions to blend multiple outdoor levels seamlessly
Deck Materials
- Pressure-Treated Wood: Affordable and widely used; resistant to rot and insects
- Composite Decking: Made from recycled wood fibers and plastics; low-maintenance and durable
- PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) Decking: 100% synthetic; extremely resistant to moisture, mold, and fading
- Various Wood Options: Woods known for strength, durability, and rich color
- Aluminum Decking: Ultra-durable, weather-resistant, and fireproof; low-maintenance
- Thermally Modified Wood: Heat-treated wood for better stability and resistance to rot
- Bamboo Composite: Eco-friendly option that combines bamboo fibers with recycled plastics
Railing Materials
- Composite Railings: Durable, low-maintenance, and available in various colors/styles
- Clear Glass Railings: Modern look with unobstructed views; great for waterfront or scenic properties
- Cable (Wire) Railings: Sleek, contemporary design with minimal visual obstruction
- Wood Railings: Traditional, customizable, and natural-looking; can be stained or painted
- Aluminum Railings: Lightweight, rust-resistant, and low-maintenance
- Vinyl Railings: Affordable, weather-resistant, and easy to clean
- Steel Railings: Strong and secure, ideal for a more industrial or modern style
- PVC Railings: Similar to vinyl but with added resistance to UV rays and cracking
- Mixed Material Railings: Combines elements like wood + metal or composite + glass for a unique look