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| When a homeowner in Flemington bought their home, it came with a deck that had been abused by the previous owners. The wood was in horrible shape and would have needed weeks of power sanding to remove the damaged top layers of wood. The deck was also too small, so they decided to install a completely new deck. They wanted a basic square shaped deck that would be low to the ground so they would not have to worry about their children falling down the stairs on the way to the swing set. The deck was constructed with pressure treated pine and stained with a clear sealant to protect their new investment. |
      | The homeowner in Hillsborough already had an existing deck that was built during the construction of their house. They were not happy with the size of the deck or the lack of proper support, which kept them from fulfilling their dream of having a hot tub in the backyard. They were also concerned about their backyards proximity to their neighbor's houses, which caused a lack of privacy. Our solution was to remove the original builder's deck and install a new deck with hot tub supports underneath and 6' Cedar privacy panels on both sides. The quality of the deck was also upgraded when we installed mahogany flooring and clear cedar railings. After a quick power wash and application of stain to protect their new investment, their hot tub was delivered just in time for them to enjoy it during the Memorial Day weekend. |
   
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This 1,500 square foot maintenance-free deck was constructed with gray Evergrain decking with Premier Composite Railing and a vinyl gazebo. The process consisted of removing the customer's existing deck, construction of the main deck, the addition of the 2 octagons, and completed by the addition of the railing and gazebo. |
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This Flemington family was tired of power washing and staining their deck, and had decided they were ready for the easy maintenance of a composite deck. They decided on Geo Deck in Driftwood for the flooring, and Premier Composite Railing. After the existing deck was removed, a new pressure treated frame was erected. The Geo Deck was then installed upon the frame, and the family has been pleasantly surprised by the durability and beauty of their new deck. |
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This Califon family was unhappy with the quality of the vinyl siding on their home and decided to replace it with Hardiplank, a fiber cement siding product manufactured by James Hardie Siding Products. After the siding was complete they commissioned our architect to design a wrap porch with a gazebo. The porch was finished with brown Geo Deck and Premier Railing System with Fypon columns. The roof was covered with Fabral standing seam metal roofing in Antique Bronze. |
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This Bridgewater family replaced their existing pressure treated deck with a 20 x 28 deck using composite materials. They combined TimberTech Ornamental Railing System in Cedar, EverGrain Decking in Weathered Wood and redwood composite lattice to produce a beautiful maintenance free deck. |
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The maintenance free deck in Clinton was constructed of Trex Brasilia decking in Burnished Amber and Trex Designer Series Railing also in Burnished Amber. Deckorators Classic Aluminum Balusters were substituted in place of Trex Balusters to reveal more of the stunning view from the deck. |
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After completion of the Trex deck on Lookout Point's model home in Clinton, Toll Brothers decided a Trex deck would also complement the model home in another local development, Alexandria Estates, located in Pittstown. The deck consists of Trex Brasilia in Cayenne surrounded by Trex's Artesian Series Railing.
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This backyard retreat in Pittstown is constructed of Trex Brasilia in Burnished Amber. The rails are also Trex Brasilia and feature a mixture of Deckorator Colonial and Classic Balusters. All materials utilized on the project are maintenance free products, from the lattice under the deck up to the columns supporting the roof. Located beneath the roof are outdoor speakers, recessed lighting and ceiling fans, which provide a breeze on humid summer afternoons. |
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These Glen Gardner homeowners had their existing deck and cement patio removed to allow for an 880 square foot wrap around porch and deck. The pressure treated pine flooring and railings are accessorized with slim Deckorator Classic Aluminum Balusters that allow an unobstructed view of the sprawling rear yard. A roof covering the rear entry of the home offers a shaded retreat from the sun and a sheltered entrance to the home during inclement weather. |
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