This project will include a new deck, new windows and insulated vinyl siding. We will start with the deck and see if there is any rotten sill plates and flash properly before we start the siding.

The existing deck is a 12′ x 20′ with a 4′ wide set of steps. The new deck will be 16′ x 20′ using traditional pressure treated. Support post are 6 x 6′s. Beams and bands are 2 x 10′s that are either single or doubled depending on design requirements. Floor joist are 2 x 8′s spanning no greater than 10′ at 16″ on center. Decking is a premium 5/4″ deck boards that will be ran perpendicular to the rear of the home.  All fasteners will be hot dipped galvanized.  Post for the handrails are 4 x 4 post and 44″” in height for future post caps.

Substructure for deck framing is being installed

Please feel free to ask any questions that you may have and contact us for a free estimate on your next remodeling project.

This project will include a new deck, new windows and insulated vinyl siding. We will start with the deck and see if there is any rotten sill plates and flash properly before we start the siding.

The existing deck is a 12′ x 20′ with a 4′ wide set of steps. The new deck will be 16′ x 20′ using traditional pressure treated. Support post are 6 x 6′s. Beams and bands are 2 x 10′s that are either single or doubled depending on design requirements. Floor joist are 2 x 8′s spanning no greater than 10′ at 16″ on center. Decking is a premium 5/4″ deck boards that will be ran perpendicular to the rear of the home.  All fasteners will be hot dipped galvanized.  Post for the handrails are 4 x 4 post and 44″” in height for future post caps.

Photo of existing deck on rear of home

Existing deck is removed and area is ready for a new deck

Please feel free to ask any questions that you may have and contact us for a free estimate on your next remodeling project.

Here is a progress framing photos of a new deck with an inset hot tub

The main deck will be a 16′ x 19′ with a 3′ x 4′ landing from the existing screen porch. The rear deck and railings will be traditional pressure treated with 3 sections of railing that will have tempered glass pickets. Support post are a combination of brick pillars and 6 x 6′s. Beams and bands are 2 x 10′s that are either single or doubled depending on design requirements. Floor joist are 2 x 8′s spanning no greater than 11′ 8″ at 16″ on center. Decking is standard 5/4″ deck boards that will be ran straight. All fasteners will be hot dipped galvanized.

Photo of hot tub deck completed and hot tub in place

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Here is a photo of completed brick pillars for a new 16′ x 19′ deck addition with a inset hot tub.

The brick pillars are a matching over sized Portsmouth brick manufactured by Triangle brick company.

Mortar for the brick pillars is a Roanoke Type S in the color of buff.

Framing will be starting soon so check back soon.

Photo of brick pillars for new deck

The main deck will be a 16′ x 19′ with a 3′ x 4′ landing from the existing screen porch. The rear deck and railings will be traditional pressure treated with 3 sections of railing that will have tempered glass pickets. Support post are a combination of brick pillars and 6 x 6′s. Beams and bands are 2 x 10′s that are either single or doubled depending on design requirements. Floor joist are 2 x 8′s spanning no greater than 11′ 8″ at 16″ on center. Decking is standard 5/4″ deck boards that will be ran straight. All fasteners will be hot dipped galvanized.

Area where new deck with hot tub is to be built

Footings are dug and poured for new deck

Please feel free to ask any questions that you may have and contact us for a free estimate on your next remodeling project.

Here are the final photos of a new pressure treated deck in the Short Pump area of Henrico Co.

The main deck will be a 12′ x 12′ with angled corners and a 6′ x 8′ landing. The rear decks will be traditional pressure treated. Support post are 6 x 6′s. Beams and bands are 2 x 10′s that are either single or doubled depending on design requirements. Floor joist are 2 x 8′s spanning no greater than 11′ 8″ at 16″ on center. Decking is standard 5/4″ deck boards that will be ran at an angle. All fasteners will be hot dipped galvanized. More updates to come. Post for the handrails are 4 x 4 post and 44″” in height for future post caps.

Photo of completed stair and landing area

View of new new deck from driveway side

Please feel free to ask any questions that you may have and contact us for a free estimate on your next remodeling project.

The main deck will be a 12′ x 12′ with angled corners and a 6′ x 8′ landing. The rear decks will be traditional pressure treated. Support post are 6 x 6′s. Beams and bands are 2 x 10′s that are either single or doubled depending on design requirements. Floor joist are 2 x 8′s spanning no greater than 11′ 8″ at 16″ on center. Decking is standard 5/4″ deck boards that will be ran at an angle. All fasteners will be hot dipped galvanized. More updates to come. Post for the handrails are 4 x 4 post and 44″” in height for future post caps. Please feel free to ask any questions that you may have and contact us for a free estimate on your next remodeling project.

Before photo of new deck area

Footings for new deck are in and framing has started

Here are some photos of an existing deck that we have torn down for a new pressure treated deck that will be the same size as the existing deck. We removed  the existing deck in four hours and place all the old deck debris was placed in our dump trailer. The old deck was hauled off  to a local landfill for proper disposal. We have dug the footings and will be starting the new deck immediately. Will be posting some new photos in a few days on this project so check back soon.

Existing deck being torn down

Existing deck has been removed and footings have been dug

Before photo of exsiting deck

After photo of composite deck remodel

Before photo of 2nd deck

After photo of composite remodel of 2nd deck

Photo of completed composite deck remodel

This composite decking project in Midlothian Va consisted of removing all existing deck boards, lattice and railings. We added extra framing for installation of the perimeter border and the angled decking. The products that we used on this project are Timbertech composite decking and railings http://www.timbertech.com/ . The underside of the porch has vinyl lattice with new gates forhidden storage areas. The decking was installed using Tigerclaw hidden fastener system http://www.deckfastener.com/ .