A growing number of homeowners are dining out, and not at a fancy restaurant — but in the comfort of their own backyards. The trend toward outdoor kitchens and dining spaces enables people to head “out to dinner” any time they want.
Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need to have an estate [...]

This Fall, from September 23rd to September 25th, you can come visit us at the Capital Home Show! Would you like to see a sample of our work? Would you like to speak with us in person? Well come visit us at the Home, Show Booth 136. You can also visit [...]

This article was originally written by Marcus Pickett and published at servicemagic.com.

When composite decking first hit the market around 25 years ago, it was heralded as the best thing to happen to deck building since decking screws. That enthusiasm was short-lived, however, as some significant flaws in the material began to surface after it was in circulation a few years. The most common complaints were that it scratched easily, sagged, and warped over time, and in some cases, developed mold and mildew problems. In recent years, additional setbacks have been discovered in product lines from a variety of manufacturers, while other composite decking products have flourished and continue to push the envelope closer to traditional wood decking. By buying from reputable manufacturers and following their instructions for installation and care, homeowners who choose composite for their new deck can rest easy knowing they’re getting one of the best decking products on the market.

This week, Trex who is the industry leader in composite decking, released two new colors to the Transcends line.  The colors, “Lava Rock” and “Spiced Rum” are different than any previous Trex decking styles because they integrate multiple colors giving your deck a more realistic look.
To see these colors visit Trex online at http://www.trex.com/inspire/colors/trex-colors/decking/index.htm.

This article was originally written by Jon Nunan and published at servicemagic.com.

Though their presence is sure to be noticed, deck building companies are much less intrusive than many other home improvement contractors. Since deck building companies and deck contractors are going to be working almost exclusively outside, the hammering, cutting, and overall [...]

This week Distinctive Deck Designs completed an 800 square foot deck in Crosspointe, Fairfax Station.  The deck is made of Trex composite materials.  The decking style is Trex Transcends “Firepit” with “Madeira” colored railing and Deckorators black aluminum tubular pickets.

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