Upper-Level Custom Mahogany Deck in Aurora, Colorado

DeckTec designed and constructed this stunning, 424-square-foot mahogany second-story deck for a home in Aurora, Colorado. An inviting space for relaxation and entertainment, the wood deck features high-quality materials and thoughtful design elements throughout. The custom mahogany deck has a curved 85-foot metal picket railing that adds safety, security and architectural interest, while mahogany stairs with a landing in the middle connect the second-story wood deck to the ground-floor patio. The stairs make it easy to move to and from one level to the other, ensuring convenient access to both areas. To make the deck usable day and night, DeckTec[...]

By |June 12th, 2024|Categories: Aurora, Elevated, Mahogany, Privacy Screen, Roof Cover|0 Comments

A Room with a View: Relaxing on Deck with Jim & Susan Judge

When it comes to Jim and Susan Judge’s deck, third time’s the charm. The Judge’s first deck, which came with their Highlands Ranch home, was a poorly constructed “builder deck.” On their next deck, they tried the “Trek type stuff,” as they put it. “We saw the commercials on TV,” Jim said. “We figured it was low maintenance ha-ha.” While the composite deck didn’t splinter like the first deck, that second deck didn’t work out so well either. “The floorboards warped and there were screws popping up. I was afraid to have our grandkids running around out there, I was[...]

Meet Our Hardy Hardwoods: Mahogany and Ipe

With decks such an important space in today’s homes, it makes sense for quality-conscious homeowners to seek out premium materials to enhance the appeal and durability of their outdoor living additions. Clients are rediscovering the unique qualities and value of certain tropical hardwoods like red balau mahogany and ipe (pronounced “ee-pay”). In addition to the rich, natural beauty, longevity and scratch resistance of these hardwoods, Colorado’s increasing frequency and severity of hail storms make ipe and mahogany great choices. There can be a lot of confusion about the names of these materials. Like cedar, pine and other types of wood,[...]

By |June 24th, 2019|Categories: Blog, Deck Design Tips & Trends, DeckTec News & Updates, Ipe, Mahogany|2 Comments

Ann & Paul Sims: Windsor’s Winter Wonder Deck

When Ann and Paul Sims moved from Loveland to Windsor in April, choosing DeckTec to create and build a winterized deck for their new home was a no-brainer. “This is our third project with DeckTec.” Ann, a construction software consultant, said. “They just do fantastic work.” Paul, deputy sheriff of Larimer County, agreed. While they’ve been in Colorado for 20 years, the Sims, originally from Florida, enjoy being outdoors as much as possible. For their first deck at the Loveland house, other contractors simply offered the basic slatted roof (trellis or pergola) that the Sims had asked for. DeckTec, on[...]

Client Interviews: The Skibinski Family

Friends and family say that Mike and Korrie’s DeckTec deck has turned the already-beautiful Skibinski home into a luxury resort. But it’s not just about impressing others. The split-level Mahogany deck, which was completed in July, works for the Skibinski family on so many levels (no pun intended). Architecturally, the deck connects the house to the pool, creating a sense of flow that the Westminster property lacked. Korrie, who works in education, now has a place to relax after work and as she put it, “just listen to the rain.” For the Skibinskis’ 13-year-old daughter, the deck is a peaceful,[...]

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