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January 22, 2018

What is the Difference Between PVC Decking and Composite?

By Jacob Harryman / Decking on 22 Jan 18

If you’re in the market for wood alternative decking you probably found that there are two kinds. Composite is the material blend most home owners hear about. PVC decking is another option for wood alternatives. So, what’s the difference?   Is one better than the other? In this blog we outline...

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January 12, 2018

The Difference Between Capped and Uncapped Composite Decking

By Jacob Harryman / Decking on 12 Jan 18

If you decided to install wood alternative decking, you have a lot of research to do. We all know the benefits of composite decking: you enjoy an easy cleaning, splinter free, and virtually maintenance free deck. We also know you pay a pretty penny for it. When making the investment, we...

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January 12, 2018

Crack, Chip, Splinter- the Death of Your Deck

By Jacob Harryman / Decking on 12 Jan 18

Are you embarrassed to have company on your deck with all of the cracks and splinters? Is it an eyesore in the backyard? If so, what lead to the death of your deck? For some home owners they skipped a few too many regular maintenances. Or maybe you neglected the...

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August 16, 2017

The Four Major Parts of Your Deck and What Danger Signs to Look Out For

By Carl Zellhofer / Decking on 16 Aug 17

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...

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July 21, 2017

Collapses, Breaks, and Failures Recent Deck-Related Tragedies

By Carl Zellhofer / Decking on 21 Jul 17

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....

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