Decks Before & After Photos

The customer is in Muskegon Mi. Called Infinity Home Improvement to help with the concrete entry deck that was starting to crumble. Mitch and the homeowner together decided to replace the old concrete slab entry with a treated wood entry deck. The city of Muskegon granted the permit to remove the old concrete entry deck and replace it with a treated wood entry deck and railing system. We had to demolition the concrete to replace it with treated wood.
The railing system is round aluminum spindles in between treated lumber for support.

Add a 12x20 treated lumber deck to the backyard 

A home owned by a mother and daughter had expressed the desire to expand their deck. Our project began with removing the old 12x12 deck to install a new 12x16 deck. For the framing, we treated it with lumber. The deck's surface was finished with beautiful cedar boards. We added 4x4 cedar posts and rails with black round aluminum spindles. We then moved the stairs from beside the house to the center of the deck for better access into the yard. Additionally, we changed the railing posts from 36" to 84" high and capped them. This allowed for the customers to hang lights from the taller posts to enhance the appearance of their outdoor space. 

The homeowners' deck from beneath was starting to show signs of wear and tear. The materials holding the deck together is bent up. For this project, we wrap their deck to ensure that it is sturdy and secure that will protect their existing deck structure. We also matched the same white color as their main deck to match their beautiful home. The updated white deck is ready just in time for the snow to come!

A female homeowner had reached out to us regarding their second-story deck that needs replacing and requires additional steps. The existing deck was roughly 10 ft. by 11 ft. 5 in. and is approximately 111 in. off the ground.

We have rebuilt the upper deck using composite materials which achieves a durable, low-maintenance outdoor space, long-lasting structure that withstands weather conditions.

The newly added steps improves accessibility to access to the ground level per homeowner’s request and overall functionality of the deck.