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Deck Railings and Enclosures
Installing deck railings and patio enclosures can be a great way to enhance the appeal of a patio or deck. Wrought iron railings, aluminum or composite deck railing and balcony style patio enclosures are a hot trend and they can up your deck’s glamour quotient more than a few notches! To learn how much this accessorizing will cost you simply fill out the form above and you’ll receive 4 free quotes from our
You have a wide variety of styles and designs to choose from when it comes to accessorizing your decks and patios with railings and enclosures. You have a wide variety of choices that includes aluminum and cable deck railings, cedar and composite deck railings, wooden deck enclosures or custom enclosures. Regardless of the choice you make there are a few considerations you need to make. Cost is obviously one of them, intricate designs will cost more than ones that are not. Wood might be more expensive depending on the kind of wood you choose. Also take into consideration the rest of the house design layout. The railings and enclosures should blend in. Choose railings for their design, strength, durability and functionality.
The kind of railings you choose will depend on your lifestyle. If you are the kind of person who spends a lot of time entertaining friends on your patio or deck, you will obviously need a large and sturdy deck that can accommodate many. Size of the deck therefore is a factor that influences your railing choice. Location of the deck and the material used for deck construction also affect the choice of railings. The idea here is to match the look of the deck or patio with the railings. A combination of materials works well for certain styles, metal railings for a wooden deck is an example.
Recent Requests
We currently have a deck made of cedar wood and it's less than a year old; however, we now know we should have gone with the composite. We are now wanting to re-done in composite using as much of the current materials, i.e., black railing, to cut down on cost.
Xavier S
We have a rectangular deck 18' x 22' with a 3' rail on one 22' side and two 5' wide steps. We would like bids on composite decking. The joists are currently 24" on center.
Mindy L