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New deck built in double triangle worked well with the slope below, and allowed a paver patio to fit at top of the hill as well. Deck is Trex accents, pavers are Mutual Materials Paleo in Harvest blend.

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This space (called the Grotto) below the upper deck provides a place to relax and entertain friends. Move the table under the cover for a waterfront dining experience. The lumber is tight knot cedar with a Penofin finish.

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A composite second story deck built by Masterdecks with an under deck ceiling installed by Undercover Systems. This deck is topped off with cable railing with hard wood top cap. Cable railing really allows you to save the view and with this house bing right on the water it is a great option.

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Staining your wood with PPG will help keep out termites, mold, mildew and many other pests that can cause rot.
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Client had an existing deck and pergola off of the back of their home that was not properly built in the original construction. This caused sagging of some of the support beams and overall an unsafe structure. In order to give this a thicker and better look, we used 6X6 beams (instead of 4x4's) and properly bolted all members so that the structure did not move.

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