CHOOSE THE RIGHT DECK MATERIAL FOR SOUTH FLORIDA

Composite decking combines wood fibers and polymers to create a durable, lower-maintenance surface. It is available in many colors and textures, resists rot and insects, and can be an excellent choice for South Florida homes.

PVC decking contains no wood and offers strong resistance to moisture, rot and insects. It is a lower-maintenance option for decks, docks and pool areas. Color, texture and sun exposure should be considered because surface temperatures and appearance vary.

Pressure-treated lumber is treated to resist decay and insects. Southern Yellow Pine is commonly used for deck framing and economical deck surfaces. Routine cleaning, sealing and inspection help extend its service life.

Premium hardwoods such as Ipe and Cumaru offer exceptional strength, natural beauty and long service life. Proper fastening, ventilation and periodic maintenance support the best performance in South Florida.

A pressure-treated pergola is a cost-effective way to add shade and structure to a patio. It can be stained, painted or combined with composite and hardwood finishes.

Red cedar pergolas provide a lightweight, naturally attractive option with good resistance to decay. Cedar requires proper detailing and periodic maintenance to preserve its appearance.

Mixing materials—such as an Ipe deck with a cedar pergola, or composite decking with wood accents—can balance durability, maintenance, budget and design.

We create 3D design renderings to develop your concept, coordinate permitting, guide construction and help you visualize the completed outdoor space before work begins.