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One of the many benefits of adding an outdoor living structure to your property is that it increases the amount of livable space to your home. Outdoor rooms are becoming increasingly popular and are often used in multiples ways: a living room complete with couches, dining areas, outdoor kitchens, etc. The possibilities are endless when it comes to outdoor living spaces. You can define different spaces of your outdoor structures in numerous ways, but one of our favorites is the pergola. Seen here to the …

We replaced the deck on top of the screened porch because the old deck was leaking into the screened porch. We used AridDek waterproof decking, and Timbertech Railing for a very low maintenance 2nd story deck.

Archadeck of Charleston won the Customer Satisfaction Acheivement Award at our annual Archadeck Meeting.

Come see us at the Charleston Build, Remodel & Landscape Expo January 13-15 at the Charleston Area Convention Center (next to the North Charleston Coliseum)  We will be in Booth #403

Show Hours are:

Friday, January 13 –2 pm to 7 pm

Saturday, January 14 –10 am to 8 pm

Sunday, January 15 –11 am to 5 pm

Reblogged from Archadeck custom decks, patios, sunrooms, and porch builder:

There are certain things that are part of our daily lives that are made to protect us from harm and disaster. Automobiles are equipped with seat belts and air bags to protect us in the event of a crash. Medications are packaged with child-safety caps to keep our children from harmful medications. The list of items that are designed to keep us safe can go on and on. But who would dream a 3-season porch would be on that list? We just added this 3-season room built by Archadeck of Central Connecticut to that …

We just completed a 20′ x 20′ wood low-to-grade deck with benches, and a 10′ round stamped concrete pad to put a fire pit on.

 

 

This project involved removing two decks not adequate to support a porch. We built a deck 19′ x 15′ with continuous concrete footing  and rebar.  The porch was finished with a  4 track vinyl window and door system, T&G  yellow pine pressure treated wood decking and ceiling with notty cypress 6″ beaded board. Then we built a 19′ x 11′ connecting deck dropped down to the level of the sun room requiring box steps at the new porch and the entrance to the home.  All construction required Engineering stamp and hurricane structuring and strapping.

We just completed a re-deck with Sand Ridge Timbertech XLM and Timbertech Sand Ridge Radiance Rails.  We also added flower Boxes and Benches on each end trimmed with Rustic Bark Timbertech XLM boards.

We were being watched throughout the project

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We now offer concrete stamping. This is a great alternative to installing pavers, and much cheaper! For more information or a free design consultation, give us a call.  (843)873-6236