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THE PROBLEM WITH WOOD
A wood deck is a bill that keeps coming back.
Joists and posts go soft where you can't see them, long before the boards look bad.
Sanding, sealing, staining and swapping boards, every few years, then a full rebuild.
Bare feet and kids learn that the hard way every summer.
Engineered from the frame up.
Frame
Galvanized steel or aluminum. Won't rot, warp or attract insects.
Surface
Everlast or Trex composite. Fade and stain resistant, splinter-free.
Railing
Powder coated aluminum. No rust, chipping or repainting.
Hardware
Hidden fasteners, no popped screws or rust streaks
SIDE BY SIDE
Everlasting Deck vs a Wood Deck
Frame & Material
Traditional Wood Deck
Pressure Treated Lumber
Everlasting Deck
Steel or Aluminum
Rot & Warping
Inevitable over time
None
Yearly upkeep
Sanding, sealing, staining
An occasional wash
Board replacement
Every few years
​Rarely, if ever
Full Rebuild
Roughly every 10-15 years
Made to outlast
Lifespan
15 years
Decades
INVESTMENT AMOUNT
Investment level
Costs more up front than wood, less over the life of the home. Most Everlasting Decks we build land here:
$45K - $75K+
Complete outdoor living
Depends on height, decking, railing

