LS Winston Building Corp.

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LS Winston Building Corp.
22 Reviews

Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio

This project was far more complicated than any deck we have done to date.

The scope included, removing the existing deck, building a new deck with drainage incorporated into the frame to keep the patio dry, a new patio under the deck, reworking the structure of the existing house to remove a support post, cutting the foundation to accommodate the new ceiling height and basement door, veneering the existing foundation wall with natural stone, and finishing the deck with Trex decking, stainless steel cable rails, fiberglass columns with natural stone bases, and a Douglas Fir tongue and groove ceiling to top it all off.
Project Year: 2017
Project Cost: $50,001 - $75,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 02467
New staircase, built to the same standard as we would an interior set of stairs.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
The Douglas Fir ceiling hides all of the drainage components that were incorporated into the deck frame. Complete with recessed lights.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
The ceiling of the patio is tongue and groove Douglas Fir. It was left natural, and coated with polyurethane.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
The ceiling of the patio is tongue and groove Douglas Fir. It was left natural, and coated with polyurethane.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
The downspout seen on the far right, adjacent to the farthest column is the main drain for the drainage system that was incorporated into the deck framing.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
The natural stone on the foundation wall was installed to match the stone on the bottom of the columns. Both the material, and the height are exactly the same throughout.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
Unlike the deck that was removed, the new deck allows for a large dining table with ease.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
Unlike the deck that was removed, the new deck allows for a large dining table with ease.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
Unlike the deck that was removed, the new deck allows for a large dining table with ease.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
The decking on this project was run at a 45 degree angle. Installing it this way allowed us to completely eliminate field joints, which provided a seamless appearance.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
All of the stair treads were custom built on site. The tread "returns" endure that no end grain is showing.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
Before
Before photo, left side.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
Before
Before photo, front side
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
Before
Before photo, right side.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
The purpose of this photo is to demonstrate how the drainage works. Each joist bay is filled with a gutter of sorts, which runs down into these downspouts.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
This is what the drainage system looks like from above.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
This picture is to show the unsightly post that was supporting a section of the house.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio
Progress photo of new patio being installed.
Chestnut Hill Deck and Patio