Why Rain and Moisture Are a Challenge for Decks in the Lower Mainland
The Lower Mainland is famous for its mild temperatures and heavy rainfall. This combination creates a perfect environment for water intrusion and decay. Moisture seeps into cracks, freezes and expands, then retreats, repeating this cycle hundreds of times through the...
How Professional Deck Inspections Save You Money and Stress
Your Deck Is an Investment Worth Protecting A well-built deck can transform your outdoor living space and add significant value to your home. It becomes the stage for barbecues, family gatherings, and summer evenings under the stars. However, the same environment that...
Fall Deck Preparation for the Lower Mainland
Fall in the Lower Mainland is a season of wet shoes, misty mornings, and that unmistakable scent of damp cedar in the air. Summer is gone, but winter has not quite taken over. It is a season of in between. Your yard still looks decent, your deck is holding on, and you...
The Best Time of Year to Build a Deck in the Lower Mainland
If you live in the Lower Mainland and are thinking about building a deck, timing matters more than you might think. While decks can technically be built year round, certain times of year offer better weather, faster turnaround, and smoother project flow. Understanding...
Covered Decks vs Open Decks Which Is Right for You
Building a new deck is a big decision, and one of the first questions that comes up is whether to build it covered or open. A covered deck offers protection from the elements and can extend your outdoor living season. An open deck gives you full sun exposure and a...
How to Maintain a Wood Deck So It Lasts for Decades
A wood deck is one of the most rewarding outdoor features a home can have. It creates a natural, comfortable space to gather, eat, relax, or enjoy the view. But wood is a living material, and without regular care, even the best-built deck will begin to fade, crack, or...
Should You Get a Permit for Your New Deck in BC
Adding a deck to your home can increase usable space, boost curb appeal, and improve day to day living. But before you start, there is one question every homeowner in British Columbia needs to ask. Do you need a permit? In many cases, the answer is yes. Deck permits...
How to Keep Your Deck Safe for Kids and Pets
A well built deck can be a relaxing retreat, an entertainment hub, or a quiet place to enjoy the outdoors. But if you have young children or pets at home, safety should be at the top of your list. Whether you are planning a new build or improving your existing deck, a...
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