Composite Decks
Before 1 – This shows the old wood deck that was original to the house.
After 1 – The homeowner wanted more outdoor living space. We built this multi-level deck using Fiberon Moringa decking laid at a 90 degree angle. The railing is a Fortress Fe26 with 3×3 metal posts, and a drink cap.
Before 2 – The homeowners had an older, redwood deck but they wanted to build a new, updated composite deck.
After 2 – Working with the homeowners, we designed this new deck to match their home. It features Deckorators composite decking with a picture frame border, Fortress Fe26 black metal railing, and stucco support posts. The stairs have a 90-degree turn landing with stucco walls below them. We also installed a stucco wall under the deck at one end.
After 2A – We installed Deckorators Costa decking with a picture frame border done in Deckorators Sierra. The railing is a Fortress panel system with 3 x 3 metal posts and pressed dome post caps.
1 – This beautiful deck was built with Moisture Shield Elevate material in the color Canoe. The railing is Fortress Fe26 in Black Sand with 2 x 2 posts.
2 – This deck features Deckorators Voyage Mesa decking and an RDI Excalibur metal railing with drink cap. The gabled cover has a vaulted ceiling from Woodtone in Canadian Ice Lager.
3 – Our customer wanted to add a dining railing to their deck. Working with them we designed and built this dining rail out of the composite decking material.
4 – This covered deck features a unique railing. It is black metal posts with vertical, stainless steel cables. The stair rail has round metal balusters instead of cables.
5 – This beautiful backyard is enhanced by a steel framed composite deck. The railing is black metal with a composite drink cap.
6 – 90-degree boards with multiple divider boards and a metal and stainless steel cable railing.
7 – Composite boards laid at 90-degrees to joists with a double picture frame. Metal railing with 2×2 posts in matte black.
8 – 90-degree boards with metal railing and composite drink cap.
9 – Composite material with double picture frame and dividing boards. Wrought iron railing is custom made and anchored with stucco columns that are topped by stone.
10 – 90-degree boards with double end boards and a custom designed metal railing.
11 – 45-degree angle boards with lighted steps to hot tub.
12 – Composite decking at 90-degrees with single divider board, custom designed railing, and stone columns with stone toppers.
13 – Composite decking and fascia. Metal railing anchored by custom stone columns.
14 – 90-degree angle boards with divider boards and a custom made metal and stainless steel cable railing.
15 – Herringbone design layout with double picture frame. Railing is wood posts with metal rail panels. The roof cover is a vaulted gable with tongue and groove pine.
16 – The deck boards are laid out at 90-degrees. The railing is wood components, round metal balusters, and a composite drink cap.
17 – This deck is laid out in a herringbone with double divider boards. The double picture frame was done in a contrasting color. The railing is composite posts with metal panel railing and composite drink cap.
18 – Decking boards are at a 45-degree angle with a single picture frame in a different color of material.
19 – Decking is laid out at a 90-degree angle to the joists. The railing has composite components and drink with round metal balusters.
20 – This composite deck was built with a pergola stained to match the house trim.
21 – 45-degree angle boards with double picture frame. Metal railing with basket design on balusters.
22 – Decking laid at 45-degrees. The railing has composite components and drink cap, and white, round metal balusters.
23 – Boards at 45-degree angles with double picture frame and metal panel railing. The end of the deck has framed glass panels to provide wind protection without obstructing the view.
24 – The deck boards are laid a 45-degree angle. The railing is made of metal balusters with composite posts and drink cap.
25 -The deck boards are at a 45-degree to the joists. The hot tubs steps are of the same material and feature the Estes step light. We also built the custom, stucco half-wall with a glass windbreak on the top.
26 – This amazing deck was built with many custom features The gabled deck cover has a vaulted, tongue and groove knotty pine ceiling with recessed lights. We also built a custom-designed, stucco, wood-burning fireplace.
27 – This deck was built with the boards at a 90-degree angle with a double picture frame. The railing is a matte black panel system with 3×3 posts.
28 – We built this deck with decking laid at 90-degrees and single divider board. The railing has composite posts and drink cap with metal railing panels. We also built a cedar pergola to provide shade for the homeowners.
29 – The homeowner chose to have the decking at 45-degrees with a double picture frame. They also decide on a glass railing with composite posts.
30 – This deck features a double picture frame around 45-degree angle deck board. The railing is a matte black panel system with 2×2 posts.
31 – This gorgeous, custom deck features boards at 90-degrees with a single divider board and a Cedar pergola. The railing is a custom design in wrought iron and anchored by stone columns.
32 – This deck features double dividing and end boards with a metal panel railing system. We also installed a gate at the top of the stairs for safety.
33 – The 90-degree angle boards are are bookended by double end boards. The railing features composite components and drink crap with black metal balusters.
34 – This deck was built with a herringbone design and a double picture frame in a darker color. The railing has composite components and drink cap with black metal balusters. Some of the balusters feature a basket design.
35 – Deck boards are laid at alternating 45-degree angles on this deck. The railing is black metal panel system with handrail.
36 – A beautiful, elevated deck featuring a double picture frame around 45-degree angle boards. The railing has composite components and drink cap with round metal balusters. Some of the balusters feature a basket design.
37 – A composite deck with stucco columns and a staircase that has a 180-degree turn. The railing is a metal panel system with divided top accent panel and a matching gate at the top of the stairs.
38 -Decking boards are laid at 45-degrees with a double picture frame. The railing has composite component and drink cap with Vienna style, metal balusters.
39 – A deck with boards laid a multiple angles and double dividing boards and picture frame. The frame and divider boards are in a darker colored material to create a contrast.
40 – This deck features a single picture frame around 90-degree decking boards. The railing is metal rail panel system with 3×3 posts and a ring, top accent panel added.
41 – A single divider board is used to eliminate butt seams in the 90-degree boards. The railing is a bronze colored panel system with 2×2 posts.
42 – This deck was built to take advantage of an amazing view. It is a multilevel deck with 90-degree deck boards. The railing is a custom design done in wrought iron and anchored by stucco columns with stone toppers.
43 – This ground level deck was built with composite decking material and a single picture frame with a wrap around stair in the same material.