Work through the whole deck.
Start with the footprint and how you want to use it. Furniture placement, door access, and stair location affect the usable space. Then we work through the decking direction, borders, exposed edges, and railing finish.
A picture-frame border can define the edge of the deck. Stair treads, risers, and fascia influence how the finished project looks from the yard. These details belong in the scope so you know what is included before construction begins.
Compare real manufacturer choices.
Deck Studio includes decking selections from Trex, TimberTech/AZEK, Deckorators, Fiberon, and MoistureShield, with railing choices including Trex and Westbury. Compare colors and combinations, save your selections, and send your concept with the project inquiry.
Screen colors are a starting point. We confirm the exact product, availability, and pricing for your project, and recommend reviewing a physical sample before final approval.
New framing or an existing deck?
For a new deck, the structure and finish materials are planned together. For an existing deck, we check whether the framing can support the intended replacement surface and whether changes are needed for the selected product.
If your deck layout already works, read about resurfacing an existing deck. If the layout or structure needs changing, we can discuss a broader replacement scope.
See composite decking on real A&R projects.
The Racine resurfacing project shows Trex Enhance Basics in Clam Shell across an outdoor dining area. Our wood-to-composite transformation shows how the surface, black railings, and stair finishes change an existing deck together.
What determines the price?
Size is one part. Height, access, framing work, product selection, railings, stairs, demolition, and finish details also affect the scope. We quote the actual project after working through those choices. A&R serves Racine, Kenosha, and the surrounding service area.