Decks are made up of four major parts. When any of these wear out or break, you run the risk of deck collapses or failures. Ledger The ledger board is the flat piece of lumber – usually treated – that connects the deck to the house. When built and connected properly, the deck ledger is… Read more »
Over 40 million decks in the US were built more than 20 years ago, according to the North American Deck and Railing Association. Because decks are highly exposed, they are quickly affected by rain, snow, wind, and other elements, and wear out much faster than the rest of your house. That’s why it’s so important… Read more »
Wooden decks require lots of maintenance. Home owners invest the time and effort to keep their wooden decks attractive. Some deck services focus on preserving the natural appearance of the wood. If you like a natural look, consider deck revival. Natural deck restoration revives the original beauty of your natural wood deck. What is Natural… Read more »
Decks face many damaging factors as external fixtures. They endure rain, snow, UV rays, and constant foot traffic. Wooden decks are a lot of work to maintain. Even with regular maintenance practices, the decking eventually reaches its breaking point. Or, what we like to call its cracking point. No matter how well you seal the… Read more »
Wooden decks face daily challenges against mother nature. Every rain drop, snowflake and sprinkling of hose water presents a threat. Home owners apply stains and paints to protect the wood and extend the lifespan of the deck. In this blog we highlight the importance of moisture protection. We describe the problems water creates. We also… Read more »
