Decks are a practical solution to an unruly lawn, a sloped yard, erosion, and running water.  But it is also an extension of your indoor living space and a well-designed setting for relaxing, dining or entertaining.

 

Composite Decks 

Composite decking, made of wood-polymer lumber, is an outstanding and “family-friendly” alternative to conventional deck wood. Splinter-, stain- and sealant-free, with excellent traction even when wet, composite decking is free of the drawbacks of wood and easy on the environment. It also gives you the confidence and the protection because composite decks come with a warranty, unlike cedar and pine decks. 

 

Cedar & Pine Decks
Cedar and pine are both well-suited for decks and outdoor stairs. Naturally decay-resistant, lightweight, easy to work with and complementary to any architectural style, cedar holds up well in the intense Texas sun. Cedar and pine with both gray over time if not stained every couple of years. The difference between the two types of wood is that cedar is not prone to cracking and splintering, unline treated pine decks.