Underfoot Structures
TREX Composite Decks
Simari's Trex Composite [Enhance Saddle] Balcony Deck [IMG 5043]
Simari's Trex Composite [Enhance Saddle] Balcony Deck [IMG 5044]
Rapkoch's Outdoor Living Space (Trex Composite Deck & Benches [clam shell] with Airy Pergola) [Photo Number 5932]
Rapkoch's Outdoor Living Space (Trex Composite Deck & Benches [clam shell] with Airy Pergola) [Photo Number 5925]
Rapkoch's Outdoor Living Space (Trex Composite Deck & Benches [clam shell] with Airy Pergola) [Photo Number 5931]
Mashburn's Outdoor Living Space [Modern Steel & Wood Patio Cover with Trex Composite Deck]
Mashburn's Outdoor Living Space [Trex Composite Deck]
Mashburn's Outdoor Living Space [Trex Composite Deck]
Hardwood Decks
Patios
Herrin's Stamped Concrete [IMG 2028]
Herrin's Elevated Traditional Patio Cover with Stamped Concrete [IMG 2040]
Herrin's Stamped Concrete [IMG 2022]
Our motto is "Build with integrity from the ground up". We build our Decks with the utmost vigor. Without a firm foundation, a great design has no lasting influence and tends to be hazardous. We build with Pressure Treated Lumber or Steel Beam sub-structures. We are accustomed to work with many materials such as, Trex Decking and Railing, Ipe Hardwood Decking, and Cedar Decking and Railing, and much more!
FAQs
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What is Trex Decking?
Trex is a proven product backed with a 25 year manufactures warranty. Trex comes in a variety of colors to get the precise look you want. The colors can be complemented wonderfully with one another with divider boards, perimeter boards, herringbone design, and much more. It is installed with a hidden fastener system (so no more ugly screw heads).
Trex is an Eco friendly composite decking consisting in 95% recycled wood and plastic film.
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What is IPE Decking?
Ipe is a dense hardwood from the Brazilian rain forests. Similar in appearance of that of mahogany, the uniqueness and complementation of each board brings a rich and luster of beauty to that of the whole. Attractive to the eye for beauty and equally impressive in durability. Ipe was used for the boardwalk along the beach of New York City’s Coney Island, and was said to have lasted 25 years before it needed to be replaced: an amazing lifespan given the amount of traffic and environmental stresses put upon the wood.