Redwood Residential Deck Project in Broomfield, Colorado

Constructed by DeckTec in Broomfield, Colorado, this redwood deck project spans 573 total square feet and offers a variety of vantage points for enjoying the surrounding scenery. A second-story redwood deck is the project centerpiece, providing a panoramic perspective of the nearby pond and mountain foothills. An additional 33-square-foot redwood deck off the home’s top floor offers a more intimate place to take in the views. Both additions feature fortress panel railings that boost safety and security, while redwood stairs lead downward to the home’s ground-floor patio, creating easy access to different areas of the property. The main second-story wood[...]

By |June 12th, 2024|Categories: Broomfield, Elevated, Redwood, Roof Cover, Staircase, Tiered|0 Comments

DeckTec Client Review – Hadsell, Evergreen, CO, 2021

One year ago the fantastic crew of Cody, Will, Andy and Tommy were busy building our dream deck. It was a pleasure having this crew here every day. Will usually arrived first and reviewed the previous day’s work. He easily answered any questions that Dave and I had. Cody always knew the general plan and kept the project moving. These guys were always pleasant and positive and it was a joy to work with them. They were awesome dealing with our new puppy, Bogey, who was only 7 months old and a bit of a pest if running loose…we are[...]

A Behind-the-Scenes Peek at Your Red Rocks Seat

Here’s a good cocktail-party question for you – What are the seats at Red Rocks made of? Ipe. What??? Read on for the back-story. DeckTec spoke with Tad Bowman, venue director for Red Rocks as well as the Denver Coliseum, to get our valued customers the insider Red Rocks scoop. According to Bowman, the original Red Rocks benches were made from none other than top of the line old-growth clear heart Redwood. Those “hearty” benches were installed when the amphitheater was being built back in the late 1930s and lasted more than half a century before being creatively re-purposed, as[...]

Where Has All the Heart Redwood Gone?

From ornate Victorian San Francisco homes to modern outdoor decks, Redwood has been the gold standard for exterior wood construction in the western United States since settlers headed west during the California Gold Rush. The wood has also been cherished in other parts of the country where it’s been less available and very costly. It’s no wonder heart redwood is so beloved! These majestic trees are insect and disease resistant, richly-colored and beautiful from naturally-occurring tannins, which are also found in red wine, rhubarb, cranberries, oak, tea, and other plants. But Redwood isn’t just known for its good looks! These[...]

By |April 10th, 2019|Categories: Blog, Deck Design Tips & Trends, Redwood|Tags: , , |1 Comment

What is the Best Material for a Deck?

From the beginning of time, wood has been used to build everything from boats to homes. History has shown that wood has the capability to stand the test of time, and a deck made from naturally stable and insect-resistant material, like redwood, cedar, and mahogany, does, too. Don’t be deceived - compared to plastic decking, wood wins out in every category. It not only withstands weather and ware, but it is also friendly to the environment and your budget. Building with redwood, our preferred decking material, fits right in with living green too! Redwood makes it easy to be green[...]

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