Custom Deck Services Throughout Northern VA
Transform your outdoor space with a custom deck one of the best home improvement projects for boosting both your lifestyle and property value. Imagine having a beautiful, functional area designed for cooking, dining, relaxing, and entertaining. A custom deck gives you the freedom to bring your vision to life, tailored to your unique style and needs.
If you’re thinking about adding, repairing, or replacing a deck, we’re here to help. With years of experience, we specialize in delivering quality craftsmanship that meets the highest standards.
While DIY deck projects may seem tempting, ask yourself: Do you really want to spend your weekend sstruggling with measurements, materials, and construction?
Let us take the hassle out of it. We’ll save you time, effort, and stress while ensuring professional results that elevate your home’s curb appeal and enjoyment.
Read: 10 Tips On Hiring A Qualified Remodeling Contractor
Read: Our Remodeling Process
Common Materials For Custom Decks:
• Pressure-treated lumber: One of the most cost-effective options, this wood is treated to resist rot. However, it is susceptible to splitting, cracking and warping. It also requires diligent maintenance.
• Cedar: Naturally resistant to warping and pests, cedar is a wonderful option if you like the look of wood and want something a little more durable. Also, keep in mind that cedar needs to be maintained and costs more than pressure-treated lumber.
• Tropical Woods: Ipe is a gorgeous South American hardwood naturally resistant to rot and very durable if sealed every year. Unfortunately, it is one of the most expensive options.
• Vinyl (PVC): Polyvinyl chloride decking requires no maintenance. In addition, you can choose from tans, browns, white, and gray colors. It is a relatively affordable option compared to other decking materials.
• Composite: Versatile and low-maintenance, composite is made of wood fibers and recycled polyethylene. You can choose from a wide range of colors and textures that closely resemble wood.
Common Styles For Custom Decks:
Attached Deck: One of the most common, this is a deck that is attached to usually the back of a home and is slightly elevated.
Wraparound Deck: This elevated deck attaches to more than one exterior wall and can usually be reached from more than one room.
Detached or “Island” Deck: No good space next to your home for a deck but have a great spot in your yard? A detached deck goes anywhere in your yard.
Multi-Level Deck: This is a good option for yards with slopes or rocky landscaping since the deck levels can be built to fit the terrain.
Side-Yard Decks: Side yards are often overlooked and under-used. Transform your side yard into functional outdoor living space. Add a private place to relax off off a bedroom, or an intimate outdoor dining space off of a kitchen.
Hot Tub or Swimming Deck: You can’t really enjoy your hot tub or pool if it’s hard to reach or lacks a place to lounge!
Garage or Rooftop Deck: Rooftop decks are a great solution for urban areas or if there is no yard space for a deck.
Ready To Transform Your Outdoor Space?
Contact us today for a free consultation, and let’s start planning the perfect patio for your home.
Whether you have a clear vision or need some inspiration, our team is here to help you create a patio that you’ll love for years to come.
Pools Decks
At Anchor Remodel, we’ve installed countless pool decks over the years, with the majority of our customers choosing concrete as their preferred material for designs around their pools. We not only know how to apply concrete effectively but also how well it holds up over
time.
A pool deck doesn’t just add value to your home, it also protects your pool and surrounding lawn. Chlorine from pool water can damage grass and plants due to splashing, but a deck helps prevent this. It also keeps your pool cleaner by reducing the amount of dirt and debris that might otherwise get into the water from foot traffic and jumping around the pool.
Custom Deck Services
Throughout Northern VA
Transform your outdoor space with a custom deck one of the best home improvement projects for boosting both your lifestyle and property value. Imagine having a beautiful, functional area designed for cooking, dining, relaxing, and entertaining. A custom deck gives you the freedom to bring your vision to life, tailored to your unique style and needs.
If you’re thinking about adding, repairing, or replacing a deck, we’re here to help. With years of experience, we specialize in delivering quality craftsmanship that meets the highest standards.
While DIY deck projects may seem tempting, ask yourself: Do you really want to spend your weekend sstruggling with measurements, materials, and construction?
Let us take the hassle out of it. We’ll save you time, effort, and stress while ensuring professional results that elevate your home’s curb appeal and enjoyment.
Read: 10 Tips On Hiring A Qualified Remodeling Contractor
Read: Our Remodeling Process
Common Materials for Custom Decks:
• Pressure-treated lumber: One of the most cost-effective options, this wood is treated to resist rot. However, it is susceptible to splitting, cracking and warping. It also requires diligent maintenance.
• Cedar: Naturally resistant to warping and pests, cedar is a wonderful option if you like the look of wood and want something a little more durable. Also, keep in mind that cedar needs to be maintained and costs more than pressure-treated lumber.
• Tropical Woods: Ipe is a gorgeous South American hardwood naturally resistant to rot and very durable if sealed every year. Unfortunately, it is one of the most expensive options.
• Vinyl (PVC): Polyvinyl chloride decking requires no maintenance. In addition, you can choose from tans, browns, white, and gray colors. It is a relatively affordable option compared to other decking materials.
• Composite: Versatile and low-maintenance, composite is made of wood fibers and recycled polyethylene. You can choose from a wide range of colors and textures that closely resemble wood.
Common Styles for Custom Decks:
Attached Deck: One of the most common, this is a deck that is attached to usually the back of a home and is slightly elevated.
Wraparound Deck: This elevated deck attaches to more than one exterior wall and can usually be reached from more than one room.
Detached or “Island” Deck: No good space next to your home for a deck but have a great spot in your yard? A detached deck goes anywhere in your yard.
Multi-Level Deck: This is a good option for yards with slopes or rocky landscaping since the deck levels can be built to fit the terrain.
Side-Yard Decks: Side yards are often overlooked and under-used. Transform your side yard into functional outdoor living space. Add a private place to relax off off a bedroom, or an intimate outdoor dining space off of a kitchen.
Hot Tub or Swimming Deck: You can’t really enjoy your hot tub or pool if it’s hard to reach or lacks a place to lounge!
Garage or Rooftop Deck: Rooftop decks are a great solution for urban areas or if there is no yard space for a deck.
Ready To Transform Your Outdoor Space?
Contact us today for a free consultation and let’s start planning the perfect patio for your home.
Whether you have a clear vision or need some inspiration, our team is here to help you create a patio that you’ll love for years to come.
Common Materials for Custom Decks:
• Pressure-treated lumber: One of the most cost-effective options, this wood is treated to resist rot. However, it is susceptible to splitting, cracking and warping. It also requires diligent maintenance.
• Cedar: Naturally resistant to warping and pests, cedar is a wonderful option if you like the look of wood and want something a little more durable. Also, keep in mind that cedar needs to be maintained and costs more than pressure-treated lumber.
• Tropical Woods: Ipe is a gorgeous South American hardwood naturally resistant to rot and very durable if sealed every year. Unfortunately, it is one of the most expensive options.
• Vinyl (PVC): Polyvinyl chloride decking requires no maintenance. In addition, you can choose from tans, browns, white, and gray colors. It is a relatively affordable option compared to other decking materials.
• Composite: Versatile and low-maintenance, composite is made of wood fibers and recycled polyethylene. You can choose from a wide range of colors and textures that closely resemble wood.
Common Styles for Custom Decks:
Attached Deck: One of the most common, this is a deck that is attached to usually the back of a home and is slightly elevated.
Wraparound Deck: This elevated deck attaches to more than one exterior wall and can usually be reached from more than one room.
Detached or “Island” Deck: No good space next to your home for a deck but have a great spot in your yard? A detached deck goes anywhere in your yard.
Multi-Level Deck: This is a good option for yards with slopes or rocky landscaping since the deck levels can be built to fit the terrain.
Side-Yard Decks: Side yards are often overlooked and under-used. Transform your side yard into functional outdoor living space. Add a private place to relax off off a bedroom, or an intimate outdoor dining space off of a kitchen.
Hot Tub or Swimming Deck: You can’t really enjoy your hot tub or pool if it’s hard to reach or lacks a place to lounge!
Garage or Rooftop Deck: Rooftop decks are a great solution for urban areas or if there is no yard space for a deck.
Ready to transform your outdoor space? us today for a free consultation and let’s start planning the perfect patio for your home.
Whether you have a clear vision or need some inspiration, our team is here to help you create a patio that you’ll love for years to come.
Ready To Transform Your Outdoor Space?
Contact us today for a free consultation and let’s start planning the perfect patio for your home.
Whether you have a clear vision or need some inspiration, our team is here to help you create a patio that you’ll love for years to come.
Pool Decks
At Anchor Remodel, we’ve installed countless pool decks over the years, with the majority of our customers choosing concrete as their preferred material for designs around their pools. We not only know how to apply concrete effectively but also how well it holds up over
time.
A pool deck doesn’t just add value to your home, it also protects your pool and surrounding lawn. Chlorine from pool water can damage grass and plants due to splashing, but a deck helps prevent this. It also keeps your pool cleaner by reducing the amount of dirt and debris that might otherwise get into the water from foot traffic and jumping around the pool.