#deck connection

When it’s time to consider investing in a deck makeover, homeowners are usually left with a few options. Just because your deck’s stairs, rails, and planking are in bad shape, doesn’t necessarily mean the entire structure has to be torn down and replaced. On the other hand, you don’t want to gamble with the safety of those who’ll be enjoying your deck, including family members and friends.

Both decks and patios are great choices for outdoor living. These open-air spaces provide the perfect backdrop for entertaining and relaxing with friends and family while enjoying the outdoors. While patios are often less expensive than a wood or composite deck,While patios are often less expensive than a wood or composite deck, brick or pavers can chip and you’ll need to replace them from time to time.

In September of last year, an EF-1 tornado with peak winds of 90 mph touched down in Edgewater, Maryland. The tornado was on the ground for about 10 minutes and uprooted several trees, downed power lines and damaged some homes and businesses. Unfortunately for our customers, the Edgewater tornado also destroyed their spacious waterfront home deck.

Andrew Vidulich, one of Fence & Deck Connection’s incredibly talented Project Consultants, worked with homeowners in Severn, Maryland to design a new deck and pergola to replace their outdated wooden structures.

Our customers in Millersville loved their outdoor space, which was often used for grilling, relaxing, entertaining, and was home to several of their beloved plants. However, the wooden deck and pergola were in desperate need of a facelift — the wood was warping, splintering, and the old coat of paint was nearly non-existent.

Our clients in Centreville, Maryland wanted to invest in a much needed upgrade for their beautiful outdoor space. Their spacious deck was in rough shape, and they decided to make the switch from wood decking to composite. Tracy Ours, one of our knowledgeable Project Consultants met with these Eastern Shore homeowners to discuss their vision for the re-decking project. Once the design was approved, our hardworking crews were able to get to work.

For most of our “Makeover Monday” posts, we feature larger, more expansive decking projects. However, Fence & Deck Connection is proud to install a wide variety of decking solutions for our customers throughout the state of Maryland, whether they’re 100 sq. ft. or 600 sq. ft, or composite or pressure treated wood.

Building custom decks in Columbia, Towson, Bel Air, Eldersburg, Waldorf, Bowie, Laurel, Glen Burnie, Severn, Annapolis and other Maryland locations.Custom Deck Contractor, Maryland deck buildersWe offer custom design and installation of composite and wood decks, complete with your choice of railing, lighting, and wraps.

Whether you’re considering adding a deck to your home solely to improve its value or to provide a place for your family to relax outdoors, turn to the professionals at Fence & Deck Connection. We have installed over forty thousand jobs since 1991!