Our team offers some of the highest quality materials on the market including Trex composite decking, PVC, and natural redwood. These materials are the most durable for the Idaho climate so that homeowners won’t have to worry about paying for repairs or replacement in the next few years. Choosing the right materials for your home will depend on the look you are going for, your climate, and your budget.

Yes! Our team utilizes 3D rendering to provide our clients with a clear look at how their vision will come together. This way you can experiment with different materials, colors, accessories, and layouts. Customers will be able to see different options without breaking their budget or spending more on replacement materials after a project has started. We want all customers to feel like the new addition compliments their home before we break ground.

Cleaning and maintenance considerations depends on the type of material you choose. If you have a Trex or composite deck, we recommend a semi-annual cleaning with a composite deck cleaner or potentially a soap-and-water cleaning or gentle pressure washing. As maintaining your decking is important for the longevity and durability of your investment, we are here to provide accurate instructions depending on the material you choose.

For the Idaho climate, having deeper footings is best to keep the deck stable during temperature fluctuations. Footings that are at least 30 inches deep are generally the average for our decking. This prevents something called frost heave, which can occur as winter turns into spring and summer turns into fall. Depending on your soil, we may choose to use deeper footings.