Pressure-treated and composite decks, on the same fixed-quote process.
A deck is a framed outdoor floor set on footings, either attached to the house or freestanding. How long it lasts comes down to the footings, the connection to the house, and how it handles a humid Mid-South summer.
Summers here are hot and humid, with July highs near 92 degrees, so wood decks need regular cleaning and sealing, and composite boards get hot in full sun. Germantown requires a building permit for wooden decks, and each of the four towns runs its own permit office, so check yours before work starts.
Often, yes. Germantown requires one for wooden decks, and other towns set their own rules, so check with yours.
Treated wood costs less up front and needs sealing. Composite costs more, needs less upkeep, and holds more heat in the sun.
In full afternoon sun it can get hot underfoot, more than wood. Shade and lighter colors help.
It depends on size, height and material. The estimate is free and the quote comes in writing.
Free, with no obligation. Darren Fant walks the site, measures, looks at drainage and access, and gives a written quote. Every quote is written after seeing the yard, because access and grading differ house to house.
A written number after the walk-through - no sales pitch.
Tell us about your yard and Darren will call to set up the visit.