All about exterior decks for you home, yard, and more!
Composite wood is a popular choice for decking, but you may be wondering what makes it different from normal wood and whether it is worth paying for. This guide will take you through the pros … Read more
Composite decks are made from a combination of plastic and wood fibers, which means they are resistant to rot, insects, and weathering. They also require less maintenance than traditional decks and can last for many … Read more
What should you do if your old deck is in bad shape and you don’t have the money to replace it? Don’t worry – there are plenty of ways to cover up your old deck … Read more
So you’re building a deck and now you’re worried about the type of railing you need. Do you even need a railing if you have plenty of lighting available on your deck? Not only is … Read more
Having a chiminea can result in wonderful outdoor time in chilly weather, but can you put a chiminea on a wood deck? Yes, it is possible, but there are safety measures to consider, such as … Read more
Before applying wood stain, paint, or sealer to your deck, you need to sand it. Sanding removes the top layer, takes away the existing stain, and removes dirt too. But how long does it take? … Read more
Knowing the limits on your deck is important, especially when you want to install a big beautiful pergola. Pergolas differ in weights and you may be curious to if you deck can even handle all … Read more
A hot tub is an ideal addition to any backyard entertainment space. What better way to bring friends together than through a relaxing chat in a hot tub? Hot tubs may be an excellent backyard … Read more
Fuzzies (sometimes called ‘furries’ or ‘furring’) are a common problem after power washing wooden decking, especially when it’s old. The surface of the decking has lots of small wooden fibers that give a fuzzy or … Read more
Ipe decking looks great and is very durable, but it requires regular cleaning and maintenance. Clean your decking once a month by sweeping and vacuuming debris and hosing it down. Use a diluted bleach or … Read more