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Deck

A deck is an excellent addition to your home. It adds value and gives you a place outdoors to entertain friends and family. The right size deck will fit in with your property, allowing for relaxing outdoor living space for many years to come.


Deck Styles and Types

Here are a few common types of decks along with an idea of the deck installation:


  • Platform Deck

A platform deck is a deck that rests at ground level but is still attached to your house. It’s a great option for homes where the first floor sits at ground level. 


  • Multi-Level Deck

Whether you’ve opted for a two-story deck or just one with several different levels adjoined by stairs or other walkways, a multi-level deck is one of the most advanced decks you can build.

First, you’ll need more lumber, but you’ll also face unique challenges when it comes to supports—and how they’re incorporated in an attractive manner, especially if you can see underneath the top level of the deck. 


  • Raised Deck

When you think of a typical deck, there’s a good chance a raised deck comes to mind. This is the style that sits just a few feet off the ground, with railings and stairs. It’s a great option for homes with a first level that sits slightly above ground level. 


Material

The material you choose for your deck can significantly affect the cost. You need to consider how much maintenance it will require, whether the wood is natural or synthetic and if you want a stained or painted finish. The material can also factor in how many years your deck will last. After considering both building and maintenance costs, it may be worth investing more initially to get a higher-quality material that will last longer..

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