Owings NOR Traditional Deck, DC Metro
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It is the Azek Harvest collection.
Color is Brownstone
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Mitchell Parker added this to What to Know About Adding a Deck
Whom to hire. A professional deck designer-builder is recommended for this project. A pro will meet with you, take measurements and photos of your site, and talk with you about your needs. He or she can make suggestions on blending the deck in with your existing home, and is knowledgeable about local building codes and obtaining the proper permits. “We set up decking with lasers to make sure it’s level; we use the right nails and the right screws,” Jellema says. A professional will also map everything out in 3D software and look at traffic flow and placement of furniture, to gauge whether the deck is too big or too small. “You want people to get drawn to the deck and really come out and enjoy it in the evening or weekend,” Jellema says. “That’s when the design is a success.”What’s more, if you’re doing a deck, try to find someone who specializes in decks. If it’s a patio you’re looking for, look for someone with patio experience, as different approaches are required for each. If you’re adding an outdoor kitchen, you’ll need someone to do the plumbing and gas lines. If you’re adding an entertainment system or lighting, you’ll need an electrician as well.
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Just noting the edge of the deck where it meets the house wall has thin molding.
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But keep in mind that deck additions are solid investments. Jellema says a deck addition often recoups 70 to 80 percent of its value when a home is sold.
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This is AZEK pvc decking shown in the pictures with a light color. It will get hot in the summer with full sun exposure but not too bad. All new capped composite is going to get hot in full sun. I mean real hot. The darker the color the hotter as a general rule