Every great outdoor living space starts with a solid foundation. In the first episode of our 12-part decking series with our friends at Trex Company, we'll share an overview of the knowledge you'll reap from this series.

Fiberon believes that decks are meant to be enjoyed, not maintained. With this new product, you can create a space that combines beautiful details with sustainable design.

In this post, Ron covers how to finish a decking project.  

In this episode of our decking series, we talk to Trex about the history of manufactured decking.

There are many factors to consider when choosing a deck surface—and some of them are confusing and conflicting. Your appearance preference may lead you towards a highly oiled tropical hardwoods, but your maintenance requirement might point to a capped-composite or PVC. And those are just two of the options to consider!

There have been many changes in the world of manufactured decking over the past 25 years. We have been along for the ride for most of it and have gained a lot of knowledge and insight in the process.

There are a lot of deck fastening options out there and it's important to pick the right one for the right job. Today, we talk with Trex's Kevin Kunka to learn about some of the most popular.

Bamboo is an environmentally friendly decking surface that is beautiful and extremely durable. Learn more about dassoXTR, with features that outperform traditional decking materials.

While composite decking certainly requires less ventilation than traditional wood, it's still susceptible to damage without adequate airflow.

Long-time local deck expert Joel Skillingstead shares stories from the early days of building manufactured decks, and what he thinks of modern manufactured decking products.

Exposed exterior projects require fasteners that won’t stain. Here’s why we recommend a stainless version.

Stairs can often become an afterthought in the deck-planning process—but whether they’re a focal point of the overall design or not, deck stairs require thoughtful planning to ensure they’re strong, safe, and up to code.

In this episode of our decking series with Trex deck expert Kevin Kunka, we talk about how to use your manufactured decking warranty — from registering a product to filing a claim.

While no deck is truly "no-maintenance," manufactured decks get pretty close. Learn basic maintenance tips and best practices to keep your manufactured deck in great condition from special guest Kevin Kunka of Trex. 

In this video, cedar industry veteran Paul Mackie—known as "Mr. Cedar"—walks us through best practices for pre-staining cedar decking.

A deck is only as good as its supporting structure—which is why today, we’re talking all about structural basics.

Building a deck or outdoor living space can be a significant financial investment these days.  Do your homework so you can limit your exposure should you experience a product failure.

Manufactured decking gives you unique opportunities to customize your deck design. In this episode of our decking series, we share tips for planning the layout of your deck.

Lock-Deck laminated decking is a fabulous choice when designing roofs, ceilings, mezzanines, and floors in homes, churches, or your next LEED commercial project. Lock-Deck is a structurally engineered product with multiple kiln-dried lumber laminations, which are bonded together to form glue-laminated decking. 

There's nothing as satisfying as installing a beautifully lined up, level deck. Even the best contractors make errors when cutting and installing deck boards—but today, we're sharing some tricks of the trade to help you execute an install you're proud to put your name on.

MoistureShield’s CoolDeck Technology minimizes heat absorption and optimizes heat reflection for a measurably cooler deck surface. 

There’s a lot to consider when embarking on a decking project. From your design approach to material selection, here’s what you need to know.

A deck is a wonderful way to enjoy this incredible area we live in, and a way to add unique living space to your home. But with so many options, building a deck can be a confusing process. That's why we're here: to help you find the perfect decking package for your home.

In Part 1 of this two-part series, Fortress Building Products Vice President of Product and Brand Toby Bostwick breaks down the pros and cons of wood deck framing vs. steel deck framing.

You want your deck resurfacing to last—so we've compiled a short list of tips to help you get the best results.