WINTER BUILD.
SUMMER FUN.
We build decks while nobody’s using the yard, so it’s ready the day the weather turns. Winter is your time to get ahead.
My boards are splitting and splintering.
That’s winter doing its work. Rain soaks into the wood, freezes, dries out, and repeats until the boards crack. By June you’re picking splinters out of bare feet. Building or rebuilding now means the surface is solid before the first barefoot weekend.
There’s green slime all over it, and it’s slippery.
Moss and algae settle in all winter on a deck nobody’s using. Scrubbing it only helps for a few weeks, because the moisture getting into the wood is what keeps feeding it. If you replace the surface now, you start summer with a deck you can actually walk across safely.
Is the structure underneath still okay?
Most people never look at the framing or the ledger board, which is the piece that ties the deck to your house. Winter moisture works into both, and you can’t see it from above. We check it at your estimate, so you’ll know before summer whether it’s cosmetic or structural.
OUR WINTER DECKS
These were built in the winter and were enjoyed in the summer! Click into any of them to see more details.
WHAT ARE OUR CUSTOMER SAYING?
Ready To BUILD YOUR DECK IN THE WINTER
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