Decks Before & After Photos

Remove small stairs and replace them with an 8x14 treated wood deck with a new set of stairs
and for the railing, we used round black aluminum spindles and white vinyl lattice skirting.

For this project, the customer tasks us to enhance the entryway of their home. We began by removing the old entry ramp. Then we changed the location of the entry stairs and expanded the landing area. To ensure durability and quality, the materials we used to treat the deck was lumber.

We had a wonderful homeowner who wanted us to transform her limited outdoor space into a relaxing and inviting expanded deck. She wanted a deck that is 12x18. 

Her existing deck was small that could not accommodate to place any furniture and had stairs going down to the backyard. In order to create her new deck, we removed the existing deck and constructed per request of the 12x18 deck using high-quality materials. 

Then, we installed new railings to enhance its appearance with the new deck. Lastly, we redesigned the location of the stairs, making the deck appearance spacious and aesthetically pleasing.

Now the homeowner will be able to enjoy her new living outdoor space with guests coming to visit her home! 

The homeowners had envisioned creating an inviting entrance to their home. They wanted a sturdy and visual appealing entry deck.

They also want an expansive walkway deck, enclosed for privacy so they can unwind and connect with the scenery in peace, creating a beautiful sanctuary right outside of their doorstep.

With the newly built deck, it enhances the curb appeal of their home, increasing its value and making a positive first impression with visitors. Additionally, it provides a functional space, allowing the homeowners to make the most of their outdoor home.

The home owner in Sturgis MI wanted a unique look so when Mitch came out for the consultation he explained the durability and stability that comes with using cedar for the deck. “We now know we made a fantastic choice choosing a cedar deck to enjoy our summers by the lake.”