Composite Deck Building in Cary, NC

Pressure-treated wood decks in Wake County's humid climate typically need staining and sealing every year and still only last ten to fifteen years before the framing starts to fail. Moisture wicks into the end grain, fasteners rust, boards cup and split, and eventually the whole structure has to come down. In an upscale Cary neighborhood, a tired wood deck actively drags down the curb appeal of the entire rear of the home.

Composite decking sidesteps the problem entirely because it does not absorb moisture and does not rot. Composite boards look as good in year twenty-five as they did the day we installed them, with essentially no maintenance beyond an annual rinse. For Cary families who want the deck to function as a real second living space, we build multi-level configurations with dedicated zones for dining, lounging, and grilling, plus built-in seating and planters where they make sense.