Decking Comparison: Trex Deck Boards versus Wood

Posted in: low-maintenance decking, deck topics, deck boards, Trex Decking, Trex, SCREENEZE, SCREENEZE screening system, rooftop decks, Tile Decks, kitchen design, Zuri decks in Maryland, Zuri decks in Virginia, cooking outdoors, AZEK, Fiberon, Fiberon Horizon, Archatrak, deck pavers, Screen Room, Georgetown, screened porch in Washington, DC, Screened Porch, Screened-in Porch, round deck, curved deck, rooftop deck design

James Moylan

Wednesday, December 18, 2019

Decking Material: How Does Trex Stand Up Against Wood?

If you’re looking into various decking material options, it’s a good bet you already have wood on your radar. But what about composite materials, such as Trex? Between wood and Trex, which option is the right fit for your outdoor living space? The answer obviously depends on each individual customer’s needs and preferences, and with that in mind, take the following four factors into consideration before making your final choice.

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Pier Tech vs Traditional Footing Systems

Posted in: home improvement, Porch and Deck Accessories, building a deck, Screen Room, screened porch in Washington, DC, Screened-in Porch

James Moylan

Thursday, November 21, 2019

 

Nothing is more important than the safety of your family, and if you’re considering undertaking a home construction project as important and significant as foundation work, the safety of the system you use for that work should absolutely be a consideration.

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Matching Your Home to a New Outdoor Living Space

Posted in: home remodeling tips, Screen Room, Screened Porch, Screened-in Porch, round deck, curved deck, rooftop deck design, piertech, custom deck

James Moylan

Monday, August 12, 2019

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Matching Your Home's Aesthetic: Outdoor Living in MD & VA

Seamlessly integrating an outdoor living space requires matching your home's existing style and architecture. Whether you're in Montgomery County, MD or Fairfax County, VA, the key is selecting materials, colors, and design elements that complement your home's character. We'll walk you through aesthetic considerations and how to partner with builders who understand your vision.