Herndon Deck Update

This project took us down memory lane. The original deck was made out of pre-treated lumber and built by our firm in the 2000s. Our clients returned to us seeking a low-maintenance update.

While we don’t typically take on deck building as a stand-alone project, since we were already at their home remodeling a hall bathroom, we were happy to help with this project. As part of the update, we incorporated Trex Transcends decking, black aluminum balusters, and cocktail railing. To tie it all together, we reused the lattice to tie into the lattice under the screened porch.

Wooden deck stairs with white railings and dark handrails lead to a house. The base features latticework, and stone slabs form a pathway below.

Outdoor stairs with four steps leading to a deck, featuring dark brown treads and light-colored risers, with small round lights embedded in each riser.

Wooden deck attached to a house with black and white railing, steps leading up, and lattice skirting beneath.

A house with a screened-in porch and black railing, surrounded by grass, a stone path, and trees.

Wooden deck with built-in bench seating, surrounded by a black and white railing. Trees and grass are visible in the background.

Close-up of a wooden deck railing with black balusters, casting tree shadows on the deck. Green grass and a tree are visible in the blurred background.

A wooden deck railing with vertical black metal balusters is shown, accompanied by a bench-like wooden feature, against a backdrop of trees and grass.

Close-up of outdoor wooden steps with white risers and small round lights, leading upwards with a black metal handrail visible on the right.

A house with a screened porch and adjacent deck, surrounded by greenery and lawn.

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