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Before & After: From Concrete To Composite

When it comes to transforming a basic backyard into a stylish living space for the entire family—dogs included—hear why choosing composite over wood was a no-brainer.

concrete patio with cracks and a small yard with a tree in the corner.

Wood decks and railings take a beating from the rain. They rot and require so much upkeep. That’s the reason this homeowner chose a composite deck; it will be nearly maintenance free for years. No sanding. No staining. No painting. No kidding.

Trex composite decking samples in wood-like colors.

When we came out to see the space, we confirmed that we could leave the original concrete patio in place and just install the deck frame over it.

Wooden deck frame under construction, extending from white brick house onto concrete patio.

The deck color they chose is called Saddle. Its hue creates a cozy, inviting, organic feel.

Dog on wood deck with outdoor dining set and sectional sofa with blue/white pillows.

A new deck becomes an additional room; it expands your livable space. Plus, it adds to the value of your home.

Backyard deck with seating, umbrellas, black railing overlooking lawn with Adirondack chair.
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