Conversion to composite deck for this lakefront property
Before
Demolition of the Old Deck
Demolition of the Old Deck
Our customer faced issues with their aging pressure-treated deck, including warping boards, splintering wood, and overall structural instability. The deck had become a safety concern and required constant maintenance to preserve its appearance and functionality.
Demolition of the Old Deck
Demolition of the Old Deck
Demolition of the Old Deck
We safely dismantled and removed the old deck, ensuring that all debris was disposed of responsibly. Our efficient process minimized disruption to the surrounding property, allowing us to move quickly to the next phase.
Screw Piles Installation
Demolition of the Old Deck
Screw Piles Installation
To ensure a strong foundation, we installed screw piles, which offer superior stability and durability compared to traditional concrete footings. This method also reduces the risk of shifting or settling over time, making it ideal for Nova Scotia’s varied soil conditions.
Material Selection
Material Selection
Screw Piles Installation
Our client chose composite decking for its low-maintenance and long-lasting benefits. Unlike wood, composite resists fading, staining, and mold, ensuring the new deck looks great for years without the need for regular upkeep.
Glass Panels
Material Selection
Glass Panels
To make the most of the stunning lake view, our client opted for sleek glass railing panels for the main deck section. This choice offers an unobstructed line of sight to the water, blending safety with style while enhancing the overall aesthetic of the deck.
Stairs
Material Selection
Glass Panels
Our client decided to include stairs for easy access to the backyard and lakefront. This feature provides a convenient path from the deck to the outdoor space, making it perfect for family gatherings, lakeside activities, and enjoying nature.