Your deck should be an extension of your home's living space.
The deck should blend with the look of a home as well as the decor of the interior. A deck can also create a haven from a busy thoroughfare. A deck with a privacy screen can dampen noise and shield you from prying eyes. A deck should draw the eye to the most ideal vantage point.
David Fabbo's attention to detail and excellent craftsmanship will enhance the quality of your deck and your home. We'll work with you on your own unique design and complete your project in a professional and timely manner.
We also offer a variety of unique railing designs to suit your home and your needs. Whether it is privacy you desire or a view you don't want to miss, we'll have the perfect railing. And if not, we'll design a custom railing just for you!
The key element in building a deck is the plan, which will serve as a guide throughout construction.
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Key Issues in Building a Deck
How will the deck lay out in relation to the house?
This is probably the most basic issue since many factors will have to be considered and accommodated in the deck plan: the home's design, access in and out of the house (the project doubles in scope if a new door has to be put in), the space available outside, the grade of the yard which impacts the deck's height and existing trees or gardens.
How will it attach to the house?
Decks can be built free-standing. But for convenience most people do want them attached to the house, and that raises questions about how the siding will be cut away at the point of attachment and whether there's solid house framing accessible at that point to properly support the deck.
How many footings and posts will be needed to support the deck and where will they go?
Footings and posts support the beams which support the joists and the deck boards. The bigger deck, the more footings you'll need. |
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