Pressure treated deck

The first deck I ever built had pressure treated decking. Since then, I have used many different types of decking material. Composite, PVC and cedar, all great decking material but treated 5/4" always returns as a decking option. For many different reasons, which leads us to this article. What are the pros and cons of

It's springtime; the sun is going down later, the birds are flying coming back, and the trees are beginning to bloom. What does that mea

Decks are one of the more budget-friendly ways to add a room to your house. A deck will cost much less than adding a similar size room to your home. For example, the cost of a 12 x12 deck. A 12 x12 deck can range in cost from $2 200 to $13 000, but the

Disposable plates, cups, towels and bags, there are too many things that just don't last in our lives. Decks should not be one of them, especially with all the work and money required to build a deck. You want a deck and decking that will last. What is the longest-lasting decking material out there? The

Installing a new deck is an exciting project, but how long should you wait before staining it? Here, we discuss everything you need to know to achieve the deck of your dreams! Read more at OwnTheYard.com!

Pressure Treated Wood is a cost-effective choice for building decks. Zebra Deck using the gained experience will build a stylish, inexpensive deck from this material.

This example of one of our pressure treated sun decks includes iron and wood railings for an upscale look. Leanr more or visit us today.

How to Fix a Deck That Is Peeling : Chipped and peeling paint on your beautiful wooden deck? No problem! Here is an easy fix. What you will need: Clean cloth Garden pump sprayer Scraper Scrub brush or power washer Ladder Safety glasses Rubber gloves Brush Stain Here is how to fi…

Reviews of the best deck sealers in the market, comparison table and buyer's guide.

Sixteen different transparent and semi-transparent deck stains from nine different manufacturers were tested in real outdoor conditions for 11 months in NH.