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If there is one area that truly highlights the difference about our work, it is our
decks. One might easily assume that "all decks are created equal" and that would be a mistake. We
have found that the way in which a deck is built determines alot about the durability and
ease of maintenance for your deck. Here is a comparison of how a tradition deck is built and
how a Townsend Remodeling deck is built:
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THE TRADITIONAL DECK
Nails used on floorboards Floorboards laid down as is Rail posts go to floorboard in length Support posts placed in concrete that is ground level
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THE TOWNSEND DECK
Screws used on floorboards - see below Angles cut along seams where floorboards meet - see below Rail posts are stopped short of floorboard - see below Support posts placed in concrete that is above ground
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THE TOWNSEND DIFFERENCE
Screws prevent boards from popping Allows floorboards to expand with minimal, if any, cracking Creates a more secure rail post, plus allows for easier cleanup of your deck as
you can sweep debris, leaves, etc. easily off the deck floor. Prevents potential rotting from water runoff on ground plus minimizes termite access.
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Screws Used
& Cut Angles
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Spacious Decks
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Rail Post Design
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Support Posts
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SHOWCASE
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OUR DIFFERENCE
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Click here to learn more about how our company operates under a philosophy that treats your home just as we would our own!
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CONTACT US
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Click here to be directed to our contact form. You can request information, schedule a free estimate, or send us some general comments.
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