“Today’s homeowners want to spend their time enjoying their outdoor living spaces – rather than maintaining them. High-performance composite decking stands up to weather and day-to-day wear far better than wood. It’s also made from recycled content, which makes it an ideal choice for today’s eco-conscious consumers.”
~Adam Zambanini
Composite Decking
Designed to deliver incredible durability, easy maintenance and lasting beauty, composite decking offers all the beauty of wood without the hassles of continuous upkeep.

Wood Decking
Treated wood is the most common and probably the cheapest route to go when building a deck.
The interesting thing when using wood is that you can mix and match different kinds of wood. For instance, you can build the main deck out of treated lumber and then use cedar for the railings!
Cedar wood requires more maintenance than pressure treated pine. Its natural color fades in 1 to 2 years.this means you need to stain it regularly.
Since cedar needs to stay dry, it’s better for higher installations like second floor decks or railings instead of the floor by a swimming pool.
Pressure treated lumber costs less and handles wet grass and soil better. Your choice will depend on your budget, the proximity to the ground, color preferences, and the climate.
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