Your Deck is Thirsty Thanks to the Colorado Sun
Colorado has, like, 400 days of sunshine a year. Right? We’re unsure this statement is backed by science — or math — but let’s agree that Colorado is sunny. And what do all Coloradoans know? Wear sunscreen and drink plenty of water. We get parched up here at altitude, and that goes for our outdoor living spaces too. Is your wood deck thirsty? If so, it’s time to refresh the deck. […]
How to Make Your Old Deck Look Young Again
If your deck has seen better days, this might finally be the year you commit to giving it a facelift. After all, 2020 is officially the year of the staycation, so why not get your outdoor living space in shape for a summer of enjoyment? Investing in your deck this summer will pay off well into the future. By keeping your deck well-maintained, in good repair, and regularly refinished, it will hold onto its value for many years to come. […]
Every Month is Deck Safety Month®
May is Deck Safety Month®, but ensuring your loved ones’ wellbeing on your custom wood deck should be priority number one year-round. No deck is maintenance-free. The North American Deck and Railing Association (NADRA) estimates that half of all decks in the United States need to be repaired or replaced. DeckTec reminds you to identify and address potential hazards to get the most out of your premier outdoor living space. […]
How to Make Your Deck Last a Lifetime
When you invest a lot of time and money into a beautiful, custom outdoor living space, you want to know it’s going to last a long time. Unfortunately, the elements that Mother Nature throws at us here in Colorado are more than some decks can handle. From 300 days of bright sunshine a year to deep winter snowfall and early summer hailstorms, there are a lot of natural elements for your outdoor living space to contend with. […]
Common Sense Deck Care for Winter Weather
A common question we get from new wood deck owners is whether shoveling their deck is needed and if it will damage it or not. Shoveling can damage your wood deck — but it doesn’t have to if you use precautions and common sense. […]
