- Deck Style 12' x 16' PT Sun Deck
- Fascia Single
- Skirting None
- Steps Open
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Postless Wood (by house)
- Accessories None
- Lighting None
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This pressure treated deck features lots of space for entertaining while the adjacent fence gives a measure of privacy for sunbathing.
- Deck Style 12' x 24' PT Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Single
- Skirting None
- Steps None
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings None
- Accessories Alternate Border Boards
- Lighting None
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This pressure treated sun deck features a contoured edge that follows the grade of the land.
- Deck Style 12' x 10' Pressure Treated Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Single
- Skirting Wood Boards
- Steps Closed w/Fascia
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Basic Wood
- Accessories None
- Lighting None
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Lowering the deck by a few steps and running right up to the existing fence on either side of the yard creates a fairly large floor area with limited need for fascia, skirting, railing, or privacy screens.
- Deck Style 12' x 12' PT Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Single
- Skirting None
- Steps Open
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens Victorian
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Basic Wood
- Accessories None
- Lighting None
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Decks look great on the front of the house as well. This pressure treated model serves as a porch and features an attractive Iron/Wood railing.
- Deck Style 12' x 10' Pressure Treated Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Single
- Skirting Wood Boards
- Steps Closed w/Fascia
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Iron/Wood
- Accessories None
- Lighting None
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This Cedar Deck is essentially an alcove area extending out from the kitchen--a natural place for cooking and eating.
- Deck Style 14' x 10' Cedar Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia None
- Skirting Privacy Lattice
- Steps Closed w/Fascia
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Standard Wood
- Accessories Flower Boxes
- Lighting None
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Notice how the rounded corners help blend the deck into its surroundings while sacrificing very little in the way of useful deck space. Sometimes less really is more.
- Deck Style 10' x 16' Curved Cedar
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Curved Double
- Skirting Curved Privacy Board
- Steps Curved w/Double Fascia
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings None
- Accessories None
- Lighting Custom Flush Lights
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Lowering the deck by a few steps and running right up to the existing fence on either side of the yard creates a fairly large floor area with limited need for fascia, skirting, railing, or privacy screens.
- Deck Style 14' x 20' Cedar Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Double
- Skirting Privacy Board
- Steps Closed w/Double Fascia
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Royal Aluminum
- Accessories None
- Lighting None
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- Deck Style 12' x 16' Cedar Sun Deck
- Fascia Double
- Skirting Privacy Board
- Steps Closed w/Double Fascia
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Standard Wood
- Accessories Access in Skirting
- Lighting None
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This two-level deck design creates an eating area and a sitting area. A popular design for entertaining groups of friends and neighbours.
- Deck Style 12' x 20' PT Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Single
- Skirting Privacy Board
- Steps Closed w/Fascia
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens Victorian
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Standard Wood
- Accessories None
- Lighting None
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This roomy design creates a very comfortable eating area while still leaving a clear path from the house to the backyard.
- Deck Style 12' x 20' Cedar Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Single
- Skirting None
- Steps Closed w/Fascia
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens Georgian
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Postless Wood
- Accessories None
- Lighting None
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This pool deck design gives parents a place to relax and watch the children enjoy the pool and it has enough room for visitors too. Notice how the railing even includes a self-closing safety gate.
- Deck Style 10' x 20' Cedar Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Single
- Skirting Privacy Board
- Steps Closed w/Fascia
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Standard Wood
- Accessories Railing Gate
- Lighting None
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- Deck Style 16' x 16' Curved Cedar Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Triple
- Skirting Privacy Board
- Steps None
- Overheads Triple Fascia Beam
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Curved Wood
- Accessories None
- Lighting None
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- Deck Style 20' x 20' Curved Cedar Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Triple
- Skirting Privacy Board
- Steps Curved w/Triple Fascia
- Overheads Triple Fascia Beam
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Curved Wood
- Accessories None
- Lighting None
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This pressure treated deck features an attractive Iron/Wood railing.
- Deck Style 7' x 7' Pressure Treated Sun Deck
- Wood Choices Cedar or Pressure Treated
- Fascia Single
- Skirting Wood Boards
- Steps Closed w/Fascia
- Overheads None
- Privacy Screens None
- Planter Boxes None
- Railings Iron/Wood
- Accessories Access in Skirting
- Lighting None
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Fascia is the trim on the side of the deck between the deck boards and skirting. It can be Single, Double, Triple, or there can be none.
Skirting is the covering on the vertical sides of your deck. Skirting can be done with 1"x6" privacy fence boards, Victorian lattice, Georgian lattice, or there can be none.
The number of Steps up to your deck is determined by the height of the main flooring. Wood Steps should be a minimum of 4' wide.
Screw Piles are posts that are turned into the ground by machine as opposed to the usual digging and cementing process. They are a requirement for most deck permits.
A Diagonal Floor Board pattern adds elegance to any deck.
Hidden Deck Screws are installed with the CAMO Marksman Pro. The side angle entry hides the fasteners from view.
For stairs, a Paslode nailer is used to achieve the same effect.
Classic Styles, Expertly Installed
Like an invitation to enjoy your summer.
We’ve been installing Wood Decks since 1976. What started as a sideline has grown into a genuine source of pride for our business. Modern composite materials certainly have their advantages, but there’s something timeless and comforting about a wood deck. Folks who think likewise tend to feel strongly about it, and we like nothing better than to bring their visions to life.
Choose from #1 Grade Western Red Cedar or #2 Grade Treated Lumber; fascia, skirting, and step options; a wide assortment of railings; and accessories like privacy screens and lighting.
All of our wood decks are supported by a rugged pressure treated frame. Our 5/4 x 6″ nominal floor boards come in up to 16′ lengths.
Ask about our 20 year warranty with the PostSaver protection option.
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