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 (HIT)-Buying a new deck is a big decision, so be sure it’s the right one. All decking and railing products are not alike. You need to consider different manufacturers, materials, maintenance, plank colors, costs, and more. By learning the ropes of the deck industry, you’ll avoid "walking the plank" financially and emotionally. Working with a reputable decking contractor is critical to getting the job done right and preventing do-it-yourself disasters. When choosing a deck, there are ten key considerations: 1.Know your materials. While beautiful, wood is a high-maintenance material that requires annual re-staining and sealing. Durable old-growth timber isn’t used anymore. Pressure-treated, fast-growth timber has replaced it—while attractive initially, this softer, cheaper wood loses luster after two years, and can rot and warp. An excellent wood alternative is vinyl or virgin vinyl (non-recycled). Vinyl withstands the elements, won’t deteriorate, and offers carefree maintenance. A vinyl decking system offers homeowners a people friendly environment with the freedom of low maintenance. This adds significant value and curb appeal to a home, according to Deron Manwaring, National Sales and Marketing Sales Manager for the Company. 2.Do it right the first time. More consumers are Read more... |
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