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Archadeck of Nashville
This low- maintenance composite deck required meticulous design details in order to define and separate areas according to function. Here, we used a low-maintenance freestanding pergola with a matching privacy wall to delineate the hot tub area. The end result delivers intimacy, privacy and adds jaw-dropping style!
National Association of Home Builders
The roof terrace completes the outdoor living with a resort-size bar and grill with views of the community golf course, three lakes and stunning sunsets.
Photography: Jeff Davis Photography
TimberTown
Vertical cable railing by Fortress, Azek PVC decking and stained Douglas Fir siding and soffit come together to create an uniform aesthetic for this outdoor staircase.
Built by Castle Crafters, LLC.
Mainstreet Remodeling
A giant 1000 sq.ft. deck built on a renovated farmhouse. Composite decking gives the appearance of old hardwood without the maintenance that wood requires.
New Outlooks Construction
Why pay for a vacation when you have a backyard that looks like this? You don't need to leave the comfort of your own home when you have a backyard like this one. The deck was beautifully designed to comfort all who visit this home. Want to stay out of the sun for a little while? No problem! Step into the covered patio to relax outdoors without having to be burdened by direct sunlight.
Photos by: Robert Woolley , Wolf
Quality Design & Construction
A virtually unusable swampy back yard became THE place for entertaining. The brick piers with helical screws were engineered to support this 2 tiered structure. The concrete patio under the Rosewood deck by Timbertech is highlighted in the evening by lighted radiance railings. The screened porch has EZ Breeze panels that have the flexibility or screens or windows.
Archadeck of Austin
The deck we designed for these clients is elevated but not high enough to require railings. In the areas where a step down was needed, we created a wide, deep step running the length or width of the deck. These wide steps can even provide a convenient place to sit!
Archadeck - Columbus
Construction of the deck’s beautiful stone veneer columns was more complex than you might think. Each column rests on a concrete pad, and we dug piers under the pads to ensure no movement of the stone veneer in the future. Then we built a wood frame for each column and applied the stone veneer. The homeowners chose Dutch Quality Stone. The color they selected is Sienna, and the specific pattern is Weather Ledge. The pillar caps are natural limestone with a smooth surface on top and a rock face finish around the edges.
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