Patios
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A patio enhances the space that your home provides and adds an outdoor element to it. Before beginning your project, decide what uses you will put your patio to. Start by making a list of all the things you can possible do on your patio. Will you use it for entertaining, barbeque parties, to relax by yourself or will you also use to house some of your plants? Are you looking for a garden patio, outdoor patio, or a regular backyard patio? Will a cement patio weather better? Does a screened patio fit in with the rest of the house? Do some research to get patio ideas, books, Internet, other people’s homes are all sources of inspiration. A week or two will give you all the information you need.
Deciding where you will locate your patio is very important. The amount of space you can spare and its exact location is some thing that you have to zero in on early in the project. This will save you a lot of trouble later on. Make sure that the area you choose is well drained, level and that it slopes away from the house. Ensure that it is well lit by sunlight and has its share of shade and wind. Take noise levels into consideration and think of specifics like hammocks and furniture when you make the decision. Hammocks need anchoring points and these need to be at least 5 6 feet from the ground. The points should be sturdy enough to support weight and have enough room to swing. You need to remember all along that the space you are building should enhance the conveniences of your home besides looking great.
Recent Requests
We have a rectangular deck 18' x 22' with a 3' rail on one 22' side and two 5' wide steps. We would like bids on composite decking. The joists are currently 24" on center.
Mindy L
I have a wood deck, structure beneath is fine, but I want to replace wood flooring and railings with Azek. The deck has two levels: main deck 12 x 14', lower deck 14 x 19 1/2'. Boards on main deck run horizontal, lower deck diagonal.
Maureen R