Decks Before & After Photos

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.

The customers provided us a project to recreate their outdoor entry deck. We began with the removal of the old existing entry stairs and replaced them with a waterfall deck and stair system giving the home a new polished look.

Removing the old stairs gave the homeowners accessibility to place chairs on the first deck level to provide a comfortable view. We then added a second landing and altered the direction of the stairs for the final appealing new entry deck.

Treated deck with lattice and stairs leading to the pool

For this successful project, the homeowner wanted to remove their existing wood deck into building a larger one in its place. They also wanted to change the stairs to have a 5” riser height for easier access. Additionally, they needed a new railing with aluminum spindles to enhance safety and aesthetics.

By choosing treated lumber for the expanded deck, they can enjoy not only a beautiful and durable structure, but also benefit from its resistance of rotting and decay. This way, they can enjoy a more spacious and accessible outdoor area, providing a safe and inviting environment for the homeowner and their guests while ensuring the long-term durability and low maintenance deck.

Removed original deck, that was settling and pulling away from the house and had Improper footings, improper joist spacing, improper beams.  Installed new treated deck with footings , 4x6 support posts , 16" oc joists, stairs and handrail. Deck is now safe to use.