Posted in: Trex Decking
Tuesday, February 18, 2020
Design Builders partners with Trex to support charitable projects throughout Montgomery County, MD and Fairfax County, VA. Our commitment to community outreach reflects our belief that quality outdoor living shouldn't come at the expense of social responsibility. By choosing Design Builders, you support local initiatives that strengthen neighborhoods across the greater DMV region.
Monday, February 17, 2020
Gable roofs cost more than shed roofs for screened porches, but the investment depends on your priorities. Gable designs offer superior drainage and classic aesthetics with two sloping sides, while shed roofs provide budget-friendly, straightforward construction with a single slope. Homeowners in Montgomery County MD and Fairfax County VA should weigh durability, maintenance, and visual impact before deciding which style suits their outdoor living space.
The best Trex composite decking for Montgomery County MD and Fairfax County VA homeowners balances durability against unpredictable weather—from intense summer heat and humidity to freezing winters. This guide walks you through Trex's top-performing product lines engineered specifically for the DC region's climate challenges, helping you choose the right composite solution for screened porches, decks, and outdoor kitchens.
This intermittent exposure to extreme heat, intense sun, freezing temperatures, and wintry conditions makes Trex a consistently popular product throughout the Virginia, Maryland, and District of Columbia regions. Here are just a handful of Trex products that work particularly well in the backyards of this geographic region.
Posted in: Screen Porch in Northern Virginia, Decks in Maryland, Decks and Patios, Decks in Virginia, Deck Tips, Screen Porch in Maryland, Deck Maintenance
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Posted in: Screen Porch in Northern Virginia, Decks in Maryland, Screen Porch, Decks and Patios, Screen Porch Tips, Decks in Virginia, Deck Tips, Screen Porch in Maryland, porch topics
Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Yes, you can convert an existing deck into a screened porch while maintaining structural integrity. Homeowners in Montgomery County, MD and Fairfax County, VA benefit from this popular upgrade, which extends your outdoor living season year-round, eliminates insects, and adds usable space. The conversion process involves screening panels, roof framing, and reinforced support—transforming your deck into a protected outdoor retreat.